Science

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  Año 1993, Vol. 260, Número 5115

  • Science in Europe

    Richard B. Gallagher

    pág. 1703

    

  • NIST to aid biosensor industry

    Richard Stone

    pág. 1711

    

  • Federal belt-tightening imperils user fees

    Richard Stone

    pág. 1711

    

  • Whale management body irks scientists

    Richard Stone

    pág. 1711

    

  • Two names in NIH director hat

    Richard Stone

    pág. 1711

    

  • Somber news from the AIDS front

    Jon Cohen

    págs. 1712-1713

    

  • Hearing process proves a challenge for ORI

    Christopher Anderson

    pág. 1714

    

  • Secret service analysis goes to pieces

    Christopher Anderson

    pág. 1715

    

  • Fraudbuster ends hunger strike

    Eliot Marshall

    pág. 1715

    

  • Space Telescope Institute: Inside the black box

    Faye Flam

    págs. 1716-1717

    

  • A new director promises to focus on service

    pág. 1717

    

  • Dutch magnetic resonance

    Constance Holden

    pág. 1718

    

  • Fighting smoking with child power

    Constance Holden

    pág. 1718

    

  • No big M in the sky (for now)

    Constance Holden

    pág. 1718

    

  • Newspapers abandon science readers

    Constance Holden

    pág. 1718

    

  • New Alzheimer's therapy suggested

    Jim Schnabel

    págs. 1719-1720

    

  • A new way to rev up a fast pulsar

    Ray Jayawardhana

    págs. 1720-1721

    

  • Evidence found for a possibble `agression gene'

    Virginia Morell

    págs. 1722-1723

    

  • Recognizing handwriting in context

    David H. Freedman

    pág. 1723

    

  • Controversies hot and cold at Baltimore Geophysics meeting

    pág. 1723

    

  • Science steers around Euro-potholes

    Peter Aldhous

    págs. 1734-1736

    

  • A mixed report cards for critical technology projects

    Daniel Clery

    págs. 1736-1738

    

  • European elites envy American cohesion

    David Bradley

    págs. 1738-1739

    

  • New EMBL director reaches out to Southern Europe

    Peter Aldhous

    págs. 1740-1742

    

  • ERS-1 gives Europeans new views of the oceans

    Daniel Clery

    págs. 1742-1743

    

  • Reunification: Scientists in the East count the cost

    Patricia Khan

    págs. 1744-1746

    

  • Solidarity pays off for the elites of Polish science

    Steven Dickman

    pág. 1747

    

  • Science held back by ghosts of the past

    Steven Dickman

    pág. 1748

    

  • French government tries decentralizing excellence

    Michael Balter

    págs. 1749-1750

    

  • More elistism, encouraged with a shot of hard cash

    Peter Aldhous

    págs. 1751-1752