Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 1999, Vol. 401, Número 6754

  • Financial flexibility the key to Germany's scientific prosperity

    pág. 623

    

  • Caution: Traditional knowledge

    pág. 623

    

  • Medicine Nobel goes to pioneer of protein guidance mechanisms

    Marie-Therese Heemels

    pág. 625

    

  • Dutch theoreticians win physics prize

    Karl Ziemelis

    pág. 626

    

  • Publishers agree on a `seamless web'

    David Dickson

    pág. 626

    

  • Split-second chemistry is rewarded

    Philip Ball

    pág. 626

    

  • Japan plans to join array project

    Asako Saegusa, Natasha Loder

    págs. 627-628

    

  • US State Department hires consultant to boost role of science

    Colin Macilwain

    pág. 627

    

  • Varmus announces decision to quit NIH for cancer centre

    Colin Macilwain

    pág. 627

    

  • Aim for better business sense to bolster Russian science

    Carl Levitin

    pág. 628

    

  • Anger at Israeli sex crimes DNA bank

    Haim Watzman

    pág. 628

    

  • `Faked' rock-dating data charge dismissed

    Rex Dalton

    pág. 629

    

  • ...and German garlic study under scrutiny

    Quirin Schiermeier

    pág. 629

    

  • Berkeley puts $500m into multidisciplinary approach to disease

    Rex Dalton

    pág. 630

    

  • Joint institute set to boost Austria's genome research

    Quirin Schiermeier

    pág. 630

    

  • Institut Pasteur names Kourilsky as new director

    Heather McCabe

    pág. 630

    

  • ICSU seeks to classify `traditional knowledge'

    David Dickson

    pág. 631

    

  • UK government not convinced by claims for flu drug

    Natasha Loder

    pág. 631

    

  • News in brief

    págs. 632-633

    

  • Tough measures bring a scarred science back to world stage

    Alison Abbott, Eva von Scharper

    págs. 635-638

    

  • Max Planck Society's careful planning reaps benefits

    pág. 637

    

  • Rush rescue programme has achieved mixed results

    págs. 638-639

    

  • Do-it-yourself climate prediction

    Myles Allen

    pág. 642

    

  • Save Mozart for later

    Elizabeth Spelke

    págs. 643-644

    

  • Oiling the wheels of controversy

    R. John Parkes

    pág. 644

    

  • Much ado about some thing

    Ivor Grattan-Guinness

    págs. 645-646

    

  • Science in culture

    Martin Kemp

    pág. 646

    

  • Revolution in the ocean

    Victor Smetacek

    pág. 647

    

  • Hurricane heat engines

    H.E. Willoughby

    págs. 649-650

    

  • Straight from the top

    Earl K. Miller

    págs. 650-651