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March 2006
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What should we be doing to prepare for the unprecedented aging of humanity?
By S. Jay Olshansky, Daniel Perry, Richard A. Miller and Robert N. Butler Your Money for Your Life How one company carved itself a piece of the anti-aging industry pie By Alison McCook Plugging the Mitochondrial Leak By Nick Lane The Trouble with Markers Michael O'Neill The Midwestern city of Kalamazoo lost its pharmaceutical anchor but scrambled to keep its scientists. Is there a lesson for other regions -- and researchers?
By Keith O'Brien Eight Ingredients to Build a Life Sciences Hub Can You Host the Next Biotech Hub? |
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An investment of $100 million should be enough to correlate the genome with function, and identify new basic research and drug targets
By Marc Vidal Interactome Yields Data, But Is It Significant? By Jeffrey M. Perkel Making Money from the Interactome By Kate Fodor Where should you postdoc? Find out where institutions around the world ranked in The Scientist's annual Best Places to Work for Postdocs survey.
By Ted Agres, Ishani Ganguli, Stephen Pincock and Johan Nyman |
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The lot of postdocs may be improving a bit, but a new threat has materialized
By Richard Gallagher The trouble with peer review; Defending animal research; How to improve the h-index
Aging Never Gets Old; Millions of Patents; Interact with the Interactome; Kandel's Memories
By Ishani Ganguli
By Jack Lucentini
By Stephen Pincock
By Ishani Ganguli
By Karen Pallarito
HOW TO GUARD AGAINST IMAGE FRAUD The Journal of Cell Biology's image-screening process could have caught part of Woo-Suk Hwang's fraud. The editors encourage other journals to use it.
By Mike Rossner Should Sacramento, Albany, and Providence be taking over for Uncle Sam?
By Glenn McGee Infectious agents are threatening the world's crops
By Jack Woodall Ulrike Heberlein started out studying fruit fly eyes. So how did she end up inventing the inebriometer?
By Karen Hopkin Uncovering the mechanism of cancer-causing defects in a notorious oncogene
By Nicole Johnston By Aileen Constans
PARENTAGE HAS EFFECTS
By Aileen Constans
EXTINCTION LINKED
By Ishani Ganguli
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