Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 1999, Vol. 400, Número 6746

  • The difference between science and dogma

    pág. 697

    

  • No time to hide

    pág. 697

    

  • Annotation competition spurs Drosophila sequencing efforts

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 699

    

  • EPA science `overburdened by Congress'

    Colin Macilwain

    pág. 700

    

  • Clinton gets the message on biomass energy

    Colin Macilwain

    pág. 700

    

  • Kansas kicks evolution out of the classroom

    Rex Dalton

    pág. 701

    

  • Cray sale threatens to send researchers shopping elsewhere

    Rex Dalton

    pág. 701

    

  • Research to benefit from cheaper Landsat images

    Tony Reichhardt

    pág. 702

    

  • Monsanto rapped for misleading press advertisements

    Heather McCabe

    pág. 702

    

  • Japanese university plan under fire again

    Asako Saegusa

    pág. 703

    

  • Australia plans research reforms but without extra funding

    Peter Pockley

    pág. 703

    

  • News in brief

    págs. 704-705

    

  • Neptune's misbehaving rings

    Mark R. Showalter

    págs. 709-710

    

  • Tripping the light fantastic

    Harry Smith

    págs. 710-711

    

  • Sulphur emissions from ships

    Barry J. Huebert

    págs. 713-714

    

  • Mast-cell heparin demystified

    James L. Zehnder, Stephen J. Galli

    págs. 714-715

    

  • Real metals, 2D or not 2D?

    Michelle Y. Simmons, Alex R. Hamilton

    págs. 715-716

    

  • Lights, camera, drip

    Sarah Tomlin

    pág. 715

    

  • No hibernation for basking sharks

    Daniel Weihs

    págs. 717-718

    

  • Cognition by a mini brain

    Randolf Menzel, Martin Giurfa

    págs. 718-719

    

  • Rolf Landauer (1927-99)

    Seth Lloyd

    pág. 720

    

  • Rules of the game in doing science

    John Ziman

    pág. 721

    

  • A brilliant dissection of the brain

    Semir Zeki

    págs. 727-728

    

  • The problem with an evolutionary answer

    R.C. Lewontin

    págs. 728-729

    

  • The future of the doctors' drug culture

    Ann Dally

    págs. 729-731

    

  • Surfing the history of space

    Owen Gingerich

    pág. 730

    

  • Images of Neptune's ring arcs obtained by a ground-based telescope

    B. Sicardy, E. Perozzi, F. Roddier, M. J. Northcott, C. Roddier, J. E. Graves, O. Guyon

    págs. 731-733

    

  • Stability of Neptune's ring arcs in question

    Christophe Dumas, Glenn Schneider, Richard J. Terrile, E. E. Becklin, Bradford A. Smith

    págs. 733-735

    

  • Linking insulator-to-metal transitions at zero and finite magnetic fields

    D. C. Tsui, C. C. Li, Hadas Shtrikman, D. Shahar, J. Yoon, N. Nenadovic, Y. Hanein

    págs. 735-737

    

  • Observation of short-range critical wetting

    D. Ross, D. Bonn, J. Meunier

    págs. 737-739