Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 1997, Vol. 388, Número 6644

  • Malaria initiative needs drug industry's backing

    pág. 699

    

  • Hope for science on the subcontinent

    pág. 699

    

  • Funding assured for international malaria sequencing project

    Declan Butler

    pág. 701

    

  • Europe's poorer regions woo researchers

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 701

    

  • UK watchdog boosts science credentials

    David Dickson

    pág. 702

    

  • Management problems prompt Canadian utility to shut reactors

    David Spurgeon

    pág. 702

    

  • $100m payout after drug data withheld

    Meredith Wadman

    pág. 703

    

  • `Action needed to counter bioterrorism.'

    pág. 703

    

  • Ecologists urged to `win climate debate.'

    Colin Macilwain

    pág. 704

    

  • Miami AIDS researcher denies charges over billing irregularities

    Rex Dalton

    pág. 704

    

  • US--Cuba row over insects goes to weapons meeting

    Declan Butler

    pág. 705

    

  • Royal observatory could return to Greenwich site

    Ehsan Masood

    pág. 705

    

  • ...while cattle semen comes under scrutiny

    págs. 706-707

    

  • Science comes back into fashion in Britain's schools

    pág. 706

    

  • Hubble spectrograph gets Boulder design

    pág. 706

    

  • BSE rules offend US renderers

    pág. 706

    

  • ITER design on course, say its backers

    pág. 707

    

  • Lewis satellite focuses on remote sensing

    pág. 707

    

  • Four new networks launched by ESF

    pág. 707

    

  • German research faces crisis in chemistry

    pág. 707

    

  • Australian innovation under threat

    Ian Lowe

    pág. 711

    

  • The right sort of roughness

    Peter Carpenter

    págs. 713-714

    

  • CED-4 is a stranger no more

    Michael O. Hengartner

    págs. 714-715

    

  • Cobalt caged for catalysis

    Robert L. Bedard

    págs. 715-716

    

  • A silent channel opens its gates

    Peter H. Seeburg

    págs. 716-717

    

  • Shaping atoms in optical lattices

    Christopher Monroe

    págs. 719-720

    

  • Bar serves cosmic scorpion

    Karen Southwell

    pág. 719

    

  • Folding with a two-stroke motor

    George Lorimer

    págs. 720-722

    

  • Death and the demon drink in Russia

    Tim Lincoln

    pág. 723

    

  • Inside the gearbox of the dendritic cell

    Colin Watts

    págs. 724-725