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Gene patents in Australia – an ongoing saga
By guest blogger Doug Calhoun In an earlier guest blog I commented on the gene patent debate inAustralia. My conclusion then was that the opponents were a determined lot. That observation has been r… more →
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Falsehood perishes... eventually
wrote 3 hours ago: The damage that falsehood can do, if unchallenged and/or perpetuated over a period of time, can be c … more →
Women's Work
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wrote 21 hours ago: I write mostly about neuroscience, genetics and biotechnology. That means I spend most of my time ta … more →
Official endorsement
wrote 6 days ago: Nope, sorry, this is not a post about politics, there are no upcoming elections anyway. I am writing … more →
Gene patents in Australia – an ongoing saga
wrote 1 week ago: By guest blogger Doug Calhoun In an earlier guest blog I commented on the gene patent debate inAustr … more →
Megacities at EGU 2012
wrote 3 weeks ago: I recently attended the EGU’s General Assembly in Vienna (great conference, guys!), and wrote … more →
Science Policy Around the Web - May 10, 2012
wrote 3 weeks ago: photo credit: Tatters:) via photo pin cc By: Rebecca Cerio Our weekly linkpost, bringing you interes … more →
Publish-or-Perish Culture Promotes Scientific Narcissism
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Narcissus by Caravaggio depicts Narcissus gazing at his own reflection (credit: Wikipedia) The motto … more →
Opening up science funding
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wrote 4 weeks ago: Keep Science Public – from Science is Vital Rally, Autumn 2010 Adam Smith (no, not that one, o … more →
Science Policy Around the Web - May 3, 2012
wrote 4 weeks ago: photo credit: Frederic Poirot via photo pin cc By: Rebecca Cerio Our weekly linkpost, bringing you i … more →
High-risk research can't be kept secret forever
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wrote 1 month ago: Should scientific journals publish high-risk scientific research that could in the wrong hands be di … more →
‘Release the hounds’ Mr Joyce – let IRL get on with becoming an ATI
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wrote 1 month ago: There’s so many ways to say aagghhh, what the hell is going on, that it is difficult to know where t … more →
Informed Consent in the Genomics Era
wrote 1 month ago: photo credit: Alfred Hermida via photo pin cc By: Katia Garcia-Crespo Rapid progress in genomics re … more →
U.S. Astronomers Make Case for Science on Capitol Hill
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wrote 1 month ago: Simulated view of a black hole (center) in front of the Large Magellanic Cloud. Note the gravitation … more →
To Stay On Top, The U.S. Must Invest In Research Universities
wrote 1 month ago: Craig Barrett’s comments for increased investment in US Research Universities. http://www.for … more →
National Bioeconomy Blueprint
wrote 1 month ago: The White House has released a National Bioeconomy Blueprint as part of its commitment to strengthen … more →
Science Policy Around the Web - April 26, 2012
wrote 1 month ago: photo credit: Marco Bellucci via photo pin cc By: Rebecca Cerio Our weekly linkpost, bringing you in … more →
Science Policy - How to integrate science in policy making and vice versa
wrote 1 month ago: Over the recent years the need to integrate scientific research and results to policy making has bec … more →
FY2013 Preliminary Funding for NSF, NASA, and NIST
wrote 1 month ago: The House Energy and Water Development Appropriations Subcommittee and the House Commerce, Justice, … more →
On postgraduate education
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wrote 1 month ago: This blog post was written by James Lush, the Biochemical Society’s Policy Officer and originially a … more →
