Features in 2002

Seeking to capitalize on Sweden’s scientific strengths, Stockholm and Uppsala are bringing business and academia together, says Paul Smaglik.

Committed investment in research infrastructure has laid the foundations for a vibrant biotechnology community in Finland, says Riku Lähteenmäki.

Established bioregions across Scandinavia are increasingly joining forces in an effort to increase their international competitiveness. Paul Smaglik gets connected.

Although the Øresund bridge now links southern Sweden and Denmark, itwill take awhile to establish goodworking relations between their biotechnology clusters. Lone Frank reports.

Little has been published about nuclear warhead science. Here we set out elements of the programme that will underpin future assessments of the safety and performance of Britain's warheads in compliance with treaty obligations.