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Nature 421, 464 (30 January 2003) | doi:10.1038/421464a
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David Cyranoski
Taiwan's premier research institute is facing dissent from local universities over its planned involvement in the country's graduate education programme. The universities are concerned that Academia Sinica, which is pushing for a change in the law to allow it to admit graduate students, is muscling in on their territory.
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