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Canadian whistleblowers win review

By | May 4, 2005

Court orders integrity office to reconsider report on four fired Health Canada scientists

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Enlarged EU good for science

By | May 3, 2005

Just 1 year after 10 new members joined, scientists are reporting signs of benefit

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France slams Germany over rabies

By | May 3, 2005

Gallic authorities angered by their neighbor's failure to control cases in wildlife

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By | April 29, 2005

Incident raises questions of editors' and publishers' corporate connections

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China science chief speaks out

By | April 29, 2005

Vice president of Chinese Academy of Sciences defends top-down science funding

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Anthrax testing: look to NASA?

By | April 26, 2005

Space agency validated spore detection procedure in 1970s, but needs testing for biothreat agents

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German 'ivy league' plan stalled

By | April 25, 2005

A program designed to boost university research falls foul of politics once again

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Research tool patents debated

By | April 22, 2005

Supreme Court appeal could limit licensing income for research tool makers

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French scientists want long-term plan

By | April 20, 2005

Scientists angry over government's silence as country readies for research system overhaul

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EU won't up stem cell funding

By | April 19, 2005

Even as commission research budget doubles, Potocnik won't seek to increase funding directly

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