Paul Smaglik
doi:10.1038/35108130
US academic health centres face challenges that may threaten the future vitality of the clinical research enterprise, but they are fighting back, says Diane Gershon.
Diane Gershon
doi:10.1038/35108132
The movement of clinical trials from the public to the private sector is forcing academic health centres to re-examine their role.
Diane Gershon
doi:10.1038/35108137
Increased demand by public healthcare for an already dwindling number of doctors has resulted in a low supply of clinical researchers in France, says Catherine Tastemain.
Catherine Tastemain
doi:10.1038/35108140
Europe's research commissioner should develop a bolder vision for his 'European Research Area', while explicitly addressing the conflicting demands on the European Union's research programme.
doi:10.1038/35082193
George W. Bush needs a scientific adviser even more than the US research community needs a voice in the White House.
doi:10.1038/35082195
Clues about the origin and fate of the Universe lie hidden in the microwave radiation left over from its early days. Tom Clarke examines the latest attempts to map the Big Bang's afterglow.
Tom Clarke
doi:10.1038/35082152
A marked rise in the number of people diagnosed with autism sparked controversy over the safety of certain vaccines. As the furore dies down, Kathleen Wong talks to researchers seeking the real causes of this unsettling condition.
Kathleen Wong
doi:10.1038/35082228
How do we acquire our marvellous facility for expressing ourselves in words?
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At the frontiers of science, we don't always know what may happen.
Robert May
doi:10.1038/35082158
Adding a simple powder to a drop of water gives it remarkable properties: the powder-coated drop no longer sticks to surfaces, and moves by rolling, much as a solid sphere would.
L. Mahadevan
doi:10.1038/35082164
A high-resolution crystal structure of photosystem I, part of the machinery that performs photosynthesis, reveals how an extensive array of chlorophylls uses solar energy to transport electrons.
Werner Kühlbrandt
doi:10.1038/35082169
Models of Solar System formation have always had a hard time explaining the mysterious asteroid belt. By injecting new life into an old myth about the origin of asteroids, astronomers may now have the answer.
Derek C. Richardson
doi:10.1038/35082174
Mating patterns in sticklebacks have been investigated for over fifty years. The latest studies show how a complex interplay between males, females and the environment can contribute to the formation of new species.
Michael J. Ryan
doi:10.1038/35082176
Magnetism usually destroys superconductivity, but a magnetic nickel atom inserted into a high-temperature superconductor has surprisingly little effect on its local environment.
Michael E. Flatté
doi:10.1038/35082179
Damage to particular parts of the brain can cause spatial confusion and even eliminate awareness of areas of space around the body. The brain regions responsible for spatial awareness, however, are still under debate.
Michael S. A. Graziano
doi:10.1038/35082182
Birds are important constituents of any ecosystem. But they are also valuable monitors of environmental conditions — if their populations begin to decline, we need to know why.
Peter D. Moore
doi:10.1038/35082185
Promiscuous individuals are the vulnerable nodes to target in safe-sex campaigns.
Fredrik Liljeros, Christofer R. Edling, Luís A. Nunes Amaral, H. Eugene Stanley and Yvonne Åberg
doi:10.1038/35082140
Patrick Jordan,
Petra Fromme,
Horst Tobias Witt,
Olaf Klukas,
Wolfram Saenger
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Norbert Krau
doi:10.1038/35082000
p920E. W. Hudson, K. M. Lang, V. Madhavan, S. H. Pan, H. Eisaki, S. Uchida and J. C. Davis
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Bogi Hansen, William R. Turrell and Svein Østerhus
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Fernando Martinez, Andrew M. Goodliffe and Brian Taylor
doi:10.1038/35082042
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Artem R. Oganov, John P. Brodholt and G. David Price
doi:10.1038/35082048
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François Lutzoni, Mark Pagel and Valérie Reeb
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Michael J. Stanhope, Andrei Lupas, Michael J. Italia, Kristin K. Koretke, Craig Volker and James R. Brown
doi:10.1038/35082058
-subclass of Proteobacteria p948Lionel Moulin, Antonio Munive, Bernard Dreyfus and Catherine Boivin-Masson
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Hans-Otto Karnath, Susanne Ferber and Marc Himmelbach
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Jonathan D. Wallis, Kathleen C. Anderson and Earl K. Miller
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Huai-hu Chuang, Elizabeth D. Prescott, Haeyoung Kong, Shannon Shields, Sven-Eric Jordt, Allan I. Basbaum, Moses V. Chao and David Julius
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F. Ango, L. Prézeau, T. Muller, J. C. Tu, B. Xiao, P. F. Worley, J. P. Pin, J. Bockaert and L. Fagni
doi:10.1038/35082096
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Jane Brennan, Cindy C. Lu, Dominic P. Norris, Tristan A. Rodriguez, Rosa S. P. Beddington and Elizabeth J. Robertson
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Shideng Bao, Randal S. Tibbetts, Kathryn M. Brumbaugh, Yanan Fang, D. Ashley Richardson, Ambereen Ali, Susan M. Chen, Robert T. Abraham and Xiao-Fan Wang
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Cunning plans such as distributed computing are speeding up proteomics.
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