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Volume 358 Issue 6385, 30 July 1992

Opinion

  • There may be more to the new NIH strategy document than a mere projection of the past into the future, but it is a great misfortune that the document is so inward-looking.

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  • The time has come to think again, and constructively, about plutonium as a nuclear fuel.

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  • Governments, especially the British, should be more realistic about the ending of the recession.

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News

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News in Brief

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Commentary

  • Karl Popper's ideas have been the touchstone for judging science during much of this century. Here, in acknowledgement of his 90th birthday on 28 July, is a celebration of the man and his works.

    • Hermann Bondi
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Correspondence

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News & Views

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Scientific Correspondence

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Book Review

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Article

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Letter

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Correction

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Product Review

  • Featured this week — an ultra-low-noise patch-clamp amplifier, a 120-channel signal-stacking seismograph and alpha/beta liquid scintillation counters that feature automatic crossover optimization and ultra-low-level counting.

    • Diane Gershon
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Employment Review

  • Increased awareness of the importance of the environment, accompanied by tighter legislation, has increased the number of jobs available in conservation, but has also made them highly prized.

    • Sandra MacPherson
    Employment Review
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