Category: Scientific Community
21 November 2000
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Researchers Pained by Definition of Distress
Possible new regulations on lab animal care might impact researchers
17 November 2000
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Is That Student a Terrorist?
University officials oppose closer scrutiny of foreigners studying in the U.S.
17 November 2000
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Moore's Foundation Targets Science
New $5 billion charity to support research, education, conservation
13 November 2000
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Science and Technology Medals Awarded
Biologist who discovered new branch of life among 16 honored by Clinton
8 November 2000
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Scientists Return to Congress
New Jersey physicist targeted for defeat appears to win reelection
7 November 2000
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Graduate Students, Unite!
New York University ruling allows unions at private colleges
1 November 2000
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Keeping a Closer Eye on Financial Conflicts
Research institutions should examine faculty ties with corporations, studies say
1 November 2000
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Clinical Trial Causes University-Corporation Tribulations
Battle over whether to publish data might hit the courts
30 October 2000
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Librarians Protest Elsevier Merger
Fearing higher prices, librarians seek to block buyout of Harcourt General
16 October 2000
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Institute of Medicine Elects New Members
Sixty honored for their contributions to health and related fields
11 October 2000
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Animal Research Rules Delayed
At last minute, Congress overturns USDA animal-welfare agreement
11 October 2000
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Prize Honors People-Sized Economics
Bank of Sweden Nobel awarded to two who designed tools for microeconomics
10 October 2000
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Physicists Win Nobel for Tech Advances
Integrated circuits and improved transistors ushered in many of today's technologies
10 October 2000
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Nobel-Winning Chemists Made Plastics Sizzle
Conducting polymers show up in recent and futuristic electronic applications
10 October 2000
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Nobel Prize Celebrates the Synapse
Three winners deciphered nerve communication, molecular basis of learning and memory
6 October 2000
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Ig Nobel Prizes Honor Love, Intelligence
Winners recognized for achievements that "cannot or should not be reproduced"
3 October 2000
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Researchers Fight Lab Animal Plan
Rules could complicate use of mice, rats, and birds
22 September 2000
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Are the Dutch Losing Their Touch?
Lagging science budget could set off slide into mediocrity, critics warn
19 September 2000
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Ethicist Named in Gene Therapy Suit
His advice is partly responsible for volunteer's death, suit claims
18 September 2000
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Lasker Awards for Six Biomedical Researchers
This year's prizes honor work on hepatitis C, ubiquitin
13 September 2000
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No Woman at Argonne's Helm
But Energy Secretary Richardson steps up effort to attract female lab administrators
12 September 2000
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Howard Hughes Leads Hot Research Charts
Institute researchers dominate new citation analysis of molecular biology and genetics
12 September 2000
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Better Treatment of Postdocs Urged
NAS study documents meager wages and low status
11 September 2000
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Salk Institute Names New Head
Researchers hope new president and CEO will keep institute well funded
11 September 2000
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Wen Ho Lee To Be Set Free
Los Alamos physicist to be released in plea bargain
8 September 2000
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Busted! Couple Imprisoned for Faking Data
Multiyear sentences for drug company exec and nurse for scam to inflate pharmaceutical stock
5 September 2000
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Academies Protest Wen Ho Lee's Treatment
Scientific establishment complains to Attorney General Janet Reno
29 August 2000
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Animal Rights Agreement Riles Researchers
Court action might prevent USDA from expanding lab animal regulations
29 August 2000
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Chemists Launch Preprint Server
Some journal editors protest online publication without peer review
17 August 2000
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Volcanologists Killed in Blast
Tragedy in Indonesia highlights need for following safety precautions
15 August 2000
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Definition of 'Distress' Under Debate
Scientists and animal activists seek new way to describe discomfort
8 August 2000
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Independent Panel Clears Arizona Immunologist
Fraud charges against Kay denied; university accused of "harassment"
28 July 2000
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U.K. Unveils "Brain Gain" Initiative
New $6 million program aimed to lure 50 top-flight researchers
27 July 2000
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Howard Hughes Targets Infectious Diseases
New $15 million program supports 45 scientists worldwide
17 July 2000
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Uncited But Not Forgotten
Web archive tracks which papers are favorites
13 July 2000
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Diversity Seen as Answer to Worker Shortage
New U.S. report seeks better training and job parity for women, minorities, and disabled
11 July 2000
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French Biosafety Lab Chief Ousted
Mérieux Foundation moves to replace virologist Susan Fischer-Hoch
6 July 2000
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What's Hot This Summer?
Citation survey reveals new scientific frontlines
3 July 2000
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Ghost Funder Spurs Medical Research Collaboration
An $80 million anonymous donation and a set of interlocking friendships have created a unique research collaboration in academic medicine. Last week the presidents of Cornell University, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer...
29 June 2000
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Kyoto Prizes Announced
The man who found the homeobox is one of three winners of this year's 50-million-yen ($475,000 each) Kyoto Prizes. Developmental biologist Walter Jacob Gehring of the University of Basel in...
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