Roundup 2/24: Beyond Belief Edition
Texas A&M and a company have received a $40 million grant from DARPA to make swine flu vaccine from tobacco—part of a push to produce drugs and vaccines using plants.
Some scientists are grumbling about the fact that National Institutes of Health Director Francis Collins has a new book coming out—on religion.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is mulling new changes to respond to criticism.
The U.K. Met Office is proposing a new global data set to "augment, not replace" the existing temperature data sets.
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