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The money crisis in Mexico is a great setback for civility in the Western Hemisphere and for hopes of greater US non-colonial influence in Latin America. The US Congress must first act on the loan guarantees asked of it.
Dramatic advances in neuroscience are changing and enriching our understanding of brain and behaviour. But reductionist interpretations of these advances can cause great harm.
Particle physics is far from dead, nor is the search for new ways of accelerating particles to high energy. A new demonstration shows that there are still important things to find. Who will say that nothing will come of them?
Check the budget to see if there is room for a MALDI/TOF peptide sequencer, cytoskeletal proteins, a protein purification system, structural clustering software or even an API-electrospray LC/MS system.
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