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    • 02 July 2009:

      Stem cells and how to make them, how salamanders regrow their limbs, genetic variation and schizophrenia, and how plants keep carbon dioxide above a certain level.

    • 25 June 2009:

      Science journalism special: how technology is changing scientific meetings, how science gets turned into front page news, and are science journalist cheerleaders or watchdogs?

    • Podcast Extra - Simon Singh:

      Science writer Simon Singh is deep in a legal battle with the British Chiropractic Association after writing an article criticising chiropractic for the Guardian newspaper. In this exclusive interview, Nature's Mark Peplow talks to Simon about how the case affects science journalism and what libel laws mean for freedom of speech.

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