Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 1997, Vol. 388, Número 6643

  • Flawed understanding of the scientific process

    pág. 607

    

  • Taking on the barons

    pág. 607

    

  • Fight over Italian research policy threatens chance for reform

    Alison Abbott

    págs. 609-610

    

  • Universities rally against cuts in Pentagon-funded research

    Colin Macilwain

    pág. 610

    

  • US to tighten protection of medical data

    Meredith Wadman

    pág. 611

    

  • After Dolly, meet Gene, the cloned calf

    pág. 611

    

  • Pathfinder probes the weather on Mars

    Stephen Battersby

    pág. 612

    

  • `Neutral' mechanism sought to fund environmental research

    Tony Reichardt

    pág. 612

    

  • Independence, but no Nobel winners for India since then

    K.S. Jayaraman

    pág. 613

    

  • Make marijuana research easier, panel urges NIH

    Sally Lehrman

    pág. 613

    

  • Greenhouse talks edge towards targets

    Quirin Schiermeier, Robert Triendl

    pág. 614

    

  • Head of French leukaemia inquiry quits after partisan remarks

    Eric Glover

    pág. 614

    

  • Japan tightens focus in space research

    Robert Triendl

    pág. 615

    

  • Fresh financial start for Italian space agency

    págs. 616-617

    

  • Tritium leak criticism `eliminates' contractor from Brookhaven bid

    pág. 616

    

  • New minister to reform Spanish universities

    pág. 616

    

  • Agreement reached on shorter toxicity tests

    pág. 616

    

  • Clinicians to tackle close encounters

    pág. 617

    

  • Psychology lecturer fired after paedophilia remarks

    pág. 617

    

  • US research funds focus on diabetes

    pág. 617

    

  • Cassini launch rocket needs leaks repaired

    pág. 617

    

  • What cannot be said in science

    Mott T. Greene

    págs. 619-620

    

  • Will solid hydrogen ever be a metal?

    Peter P. Edwards, Friedrich Hensel

    págs. 621-622

    

  • Even-toed fingerprints on whale ancestry

    Michel C. Milinkovitch, J.G.M. Thewissen

    págs. 622-624

    

  • Knockouts anxious for new therapy

    Solomon H. Snyder

    pág. 624

    

  • Ozone clouds over the Atlantic

    Paul Crutzen, M. G. Lawrence

    págs. 625-626

    

  • Fusion induces tumour rejection

    Ian Hart, Camilo Colaco

    págs. 626-627

    

  • Global change through invasion

    Gabor L. Lovei

    págs. 627-628

    

  • Unwanted and wanted sound

    Thomas D. Rossing

    pág. 628

    

  • Calcium cages, acid baths and recycling receptors

    Joachim Herz, Michael S. Brown

    págs. 629-630