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Most recent columns
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In which we say goodbye - Premium content
Our departing columnist David Goldston reflects on some misconceptions about science and politics.
4 November 2009
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Innovation strategy - Premium content
The Obama administration has good proposals but needs a more systematic approach, David Goldston argues.
30 September 2009
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Budget instructions - Premium content
US science agencies may need to prove they are solving national problems. David Goldston explains.
2 September 2009
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Sending out an SOS - Premium content
An Obama gambit on space policy highlights the benefits and risks of turning to outside experts. David Goldston explains.
5 August 2009
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Don't cry politicization - Premium content
To call biomedical research proposals political distorts the issue, says David Goldston.
1 July 2009
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Climate future - Premium content
Deciding how to evaluate a cap-and-trade programme raises some thorny questions, says David Goldston.
3 June 2009
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Mean what you say - Premium content
Promises about job creation in the US stimulus bill may be coming home to roost, says David Goldston.
1 April 2009
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The climate to get things done - Premium content
Despite huge obstacles, political forces in Washington may finally get greenhouse-gas legislation moving, says David Goldston.
4 March 2009
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Beware politicians bearing gifts - Premium content
The windfall for research in the proposed US stimulus package could backfire if not handled properly, warns David Goldston.
4 February 2009
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The new boss in town - Premium content
Barack Obama's transition team is hitting the ground running, and its speed and openness are winning praise, as David Goldston reports.
31 December 2008
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