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Yet another British institution is in the throes of ill-calculated change: the British Natural History Museum will subordinate research to popular exhibition. It should rather have rejected the task imposed on it.
There's nothing new m worries about man's effect on the natural world Indeed, that history runs deeper (and wider) than latter-day environmentalists would have it.
Cooperative phenomena, best known to physics, have an important function in biology that was first and most radically defined in an article published a quarter of a century ago.
Visitors to next week's Analytica'90 trade fair in Munich, West Germany will be able to see a comprehensive selection of the latest equipment for biochemical and instrumental analysis for all fields of application.
