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Science - AAAS

12 March 2010
POLICY FORUM

Elephants, Ivory, and Trade

Trade decisions made by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species must place science over politics.

12 March 2010
NEWS FOCUS

On Rarity and Richness

Two researchers take a stab at explaining why oceans have far fewer species than terrestrial habitats.

10 March 2010
Sci. Transl. Med.

Determinants of vaccine efficacy in SIV-infected macaques

Heterozygote advantage in macaque monkeys reveals that effective HIV vaccines should elicit CD8+ T cell responses.

16 March 2010
Science Signaling

Maximizing Insulin Release

Mutation of a scaffolding protein is a risk factor for diabetes.

12 March 2010
Science Careers

New Opportunities and Jobs Coming in Comparative Effectiveness Research

Recovery Act funding will boost a field focused on health care costs and quality.

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The American Museum of Natural History had little idea of how prescient they were being when they picked the theme for this year's Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate. Shortly after...
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A government watchdog group is urging the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to require its grantees to publicly disclose money they get for consulting for drug companies.
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The first superconductors—materials that carry electricity without any resistance—were discovered in 1911.
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Last month, researchers working out of an abandoned McDonald's restaurant on the grounds of NASA Ames Research Center recovered data collected by NASA's Nimbus II satellite on 23 September 1966.

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Man balancing on a coin (Comstock) 12 March 2010 | Career Advice Audacity, Part 4: Taking Liberties with Research Grants?
Should you propose safe research and then use the money for riskier work?
A pile of cash, topped by pills and a syringe (Comstock) 12 March 2010 | CTSciNet New Opportunities and Jobs Coming in Comparative Effectiveness Research
Recovery Act funding will boost a field focused on health care costs and quality.
1930s workers at a soup kitchen (Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum) 5 March 2010 | Career Advice Keep Working (Even If You Don't Get Paid)
When you are unemployed, it is essential to keep your skills and connections fresh.
Gavel (Bill Bradford) 5 March 2010 | Issues & Perspectives Taken for Granted: Labor Unions and Postdoc Disputes
A former University of Massachusetts postdoc sues his college, as postdocs on three UMass campuses unionize.
 

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12 March 2010

parent-offspring conflict among birds, peace through vaccine diplomacy, ocean versus land biodiversity, and more

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