Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 1993, Vol. 361, Número 6413

  • Is science a job for governments?

    pág. 571

    

  • Research council takes stake in start-up

    David Dickson

    págs. 572-573

    

  • Britain urged to lift barriers to investment in biotechnology

    David Dickson

    pág. 572

    

  • Congress asks universities to justify special funding

    Jeffrey Mervis

    pág. 573

    

  • Massey says that NSF must tighten its belt

    Jeffrey Mervis

    pág. 573

    

  • Europeans protest against patent for Harvard mouse

    Oliver Klaffke, Alison Abbott

    pág. 574

    

  • US Interior secretary considers a national biological survey

    Tony Reichhardt

    pág. 574

    

  • Pay-as-you-go forensics could hurt British justice

    David Dickson

    pág. 575

    

  • Strasbourg picked as permanent home for space college

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 575

    

  • Institute files for patents on first Japanese sequences

    David Swinbanks

    pág. 576

    

  • Research heads discuss impact of Framework

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 576

    

  • Catalonia increases spending but wants Madrid to help

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 577

    

  • NASA seeks comments from Landsat users

    Tony Reichhardt

    pág. 577

    

  • How will Britain run its science now?

    págs. 581-584

    

  • New ways with the solar nebula

    John Maddox

    pág. 585

    

  • Seasoned travellers

    Carl D. Murray

    págs. 586-587

    

  • Current oscillations ring true

    Sean Washburn

    págs. 587-588

    

  • Playing chess with reverse transcriptase

    Douglas D. Richman

    págs. 588-589

    

  • The new pulsar next door

    Andrew Fruchter

    págs. 589-590

    

  • Promiscuous liaisons

    Stephen Green

    págs. 590-591

    

  • Oceans of change

    Lee Kump

    págs. 592-593

    

  • Resisting resistance

    Robert M. May

    págs. 593-594

    

  • Mind over body

    Anthony Storr

    pág. 599

    

  • Gravity defied?

    Marie Boas Hall

    pág. 600

    

  • Untitled

    pág. 600

    

  • Clues to early life

    Ian J. Fairchild

    págs. 601-602

    

  • Engineering revolution

    Willem Hackmann

    pág. 601

    

  • Remembrance of things past

    Paul G. Bahn

    pág. 602

    

  • The powers and pitfalls of parsimony

    Caro-Beth Stewart

    págs. 603-607

    

  • The chaotic obliquity of the planets

    J. Laskar, P. Robutel

    págs. 608-612