Science needs to be better applied to the US food-safety system.
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Methods in full p684
From now on, Nature authors will be able to include more experimental details in their papers.
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Research highlights p686
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Broad sweep of genome zeroes in on diabetes p688
Gene association studies begin to bear fruit.
Gene Russo
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Berkeley's energy deal with BP sparks unease p688
Fears rise about loss of academic freedom.
Rex Dalton
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Disputed inquiry clears bubble-fusion engineer p690
Purdue's investigation fails to satisfy critics.
Eugenie Samuel Reich
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Key biology databases go wiki p691
Collaborative approach aims to keep pace with discoveries.
Jim Giles
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Norway unveils design of 'doomsday' seed bank p693
Arctic storage site will hold 1.5 million crop strains.
Michael Hopkin
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Sidelines p693
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Physicists pitch biggest accelerator p694
Plan sets price-tag for next-generation collider.
Geoff Brumfiel
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Pigments help to date disputed masterpiece p695
Spectroscopy puts painting in the Renaissance.
Alison Abbott
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News in brief p697
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Correction p697
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Party of one
A word in the right place p698
Lobbyists give an impetus to causes that can offer a significant advantage on Capitol Hill. But how do they go about getting their way? David Goldston examines their role in securing science funding.
David Goldston
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France strives for sharper image p699
As US biotechnology companies seek to expand or relocate their operations abroad, Paris is pitching itself as a scientifically strategic location. Rex Dalton reports.
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Scientists in love: When two worlds collide p700
One half of a physics couple that met online, Jennifer Ouellette seeks some advice from married scientists on how to handle both long-distance and up-close relationships, while juggling career and family. Can love survive?
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Food chains: Killer in the kelp p703
Could a change in the dining habits of orcas crash an ecosystem? Mark Schrope reports on a mystery that reveals how little we know of the oceans.
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India's watchdog: A breath of fresh air p706
How often does independent research change laws as well as minds? A lobby group in Delhi is forcing the Indian government into new regulations. Apoorva Mandavilli meets its leader.
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