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GENOMEWEB Thinking Big About Something Small One blogger says that when it comes to bacteria, researchers have to think outside the box. NIH teams up with NASA for biomedical research in space. Washington University researchers detail a way to determine copy number through pyrosequencing. Allan Jones and Caroline Overly discuss the Allen Human Brain Atlas. In Science this week: genetic basis for cyanobacteria sunscreen biosynthesis, predicting phosphorylation sites in viruses, a postdoc careers survey, and more. Bloggers debate what it means when they're told their grant applications are "too ambitious." Researchers suggest they can use bacteria to create regenerative concrete. A Nobel Prize-winning scientist has identified a new target for Alzheimer's disease. A blogger contemplates whether the task of reviewing papers is really a "burden." In Nature this week: genome of the domestic apple, genetic link to common migraine, a mechanism for 5' mRNA capping, and more. SCIENCENOW Ontario Scientists Retain Legislative Independence From Engineers OTTAWA—The Canadian Association of Physicists (CAP) appears to have staved off legislation that would... Stem Cell Case Has 'Immediate and Devastating' Impact, Says Research Group A broad research coalition has formally weighed in on the stem cell case, urging... ScienceShot: Solid Gold, Thanks to Bacteria Microbes help purify the precious metal Podcast: Early Feasts, Mama's Boys, and an 'Impossible' Soccer Goal Listen to a roundup of some of our favorite stories from this week Creating Clearer Climate Computer Codes British software engineers Nick Barnes and David Jones have spent the past 3 years... Hodder Cleans House at Famed Çatalhöyük Dig Researchers finishing the dig season at Turkey’s Çatalhöyük—a 9500-year-old site famed for its art... A New Tool for Tracking Oil Spills Model predicted where and when BP spill would hit Gulf Coast shores Obama Advisers Call for Greater Emphasis on STEM Education A new report to President Barack Obama from his science advisers urges the federal... Deforestation Rate Continues to Plunge in Brazil The Brazilian government says that a preliminary survey by a low-resolution satellite shows that... Forget Mice, Elephants Really Hate Ants An aversion to biting ants keeps elephants from ravaging the savanna |
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