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BRIEFING: US nuclear recycling faces the axe
Department of Energy cancels reprocessing project.
02 July 2009
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Swine flu reaches into the lungs and gut
Studies of ferrets reveal details of disease.
02 July 2009
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Funding boost for African science
Wellcome Trust grants £30 million to help build research capacity.
01 July 2009
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Special : Science Journalism
To mark the 6th World Conference of Science Journalists from 30 June-2 July 2009 in London, a special issue of Nature looks at the future of science journalism. Is the media a cheerleader or watchdog when it comes to science? How is journalism changing in the digital age? And how is science journalism faring in the teeth of a recession? Nature staff are also blogging from the conference on In the Field.
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