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    Perceived and actual conflicts of interest

    February's Edtiorial in Nature Medicine (14, 106; 2008) addresses the question of what we mean by 'perceived' conflicts of interest. The reader wrote: "This term crops up frequently in the editorials of ...
    Posted February 7 10:00am by Nature on Nautilus

    Nature Nanotechnology on responsible promises

    Is it possible to reconcile the caution of most scientists about their results with the demands of the media for headlines and the growing emphasis placed by funding agencies on the economic impact of ...
    Posted February 7 8:58am by Nature on Nautilus

    Targeting lipid signalling in disease

    A free poster, by Matthias P. Wymann, Thomas Rückle, Christian Rommel, Matthias Schwarz and Roger Schneiterfrom, is published this month (February) by Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology . The poster ...
    Posted February 7 2:30am by Nature on Nautilus

    Nature Physics seeks views on online communication tools

    The Nature Physics editors (Nature Physics 4, 81; 2008) want to hear from physicists what kind of tools would help in managing the ever-growing tide of information from, and the exciting possibilities of, ...
    Posted February 6 3:15am by Nature on Nautilus

    Under-representation of women in geoscience

    Nautilus has featured many posts about gender issues in scientific research, as can be seen at this link. The question of opportunities for women is one that endures: hard on the heels of two studies in ...
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