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Last week's election of members of the European Parliament was more interesting than anyone expected. But will those with lessons to learn eventually take them to heart?
Although Japan is now regarded as a rich country, its support for academic research is disproportionately meagre. Researchers themselves may have to provide the impetus for change.
A remarkable calculation of the vibrational motion of DNA, valuable in its own right, may be most significant as an inspiration to those who believe that realistic calculations of DNA are within sight.
High performance capillary electrophoresis is expected to be the fastest-growing analytical technique since HPLC. The method has already shown its utility in a variety of applications.
