Science Magazine and the National Science Foundation present the winners of the International Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge.
Deep-sea corals reveal the deep Southern Ocean as a major source of CO2 during the last deglaciation. (Research Article)
Members of the National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity explain its recommendations on H5N1 influenza communications. (Policy Forum)
As the Mississippi delta's coastal wetlands erode away, scientists look for new ways to manage the mighty river. (News Focus)
Health information technology, geomapping, and social networking improves community health.
Cardon et al. uncover a pathway by which PAS kinase can overcome loss of pro-growth kinase Tor2 in yeast.
A former biologist wins honorable mention in this year's Science Visualization Challenge.
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The America Invents Act For Academic Scientists
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Lab is Where the Heart is?--Trials and Tribulations of Lab Culture
03 February 2012 | Career Profiles
Game On: Education as Play
03 February 2012 | Career Advice
Content Collection: Mentoring Advice
3 February 2012, Vol. 335, #6068
How corals respond to climate change, inherited factors of drug addiction, 2011 Visualization Challenge winners, and more.
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