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Science - AAAS

27 November 2009
SPECIAL ISSUE

Spatial Cell Biology

The location of a cell and the location within the cell of its constituent parts affects its form and function.

27 November 2009
NEWS FOCUS

Science and the Stimulus

How is the U.S. government spending $18 billion of stimulus money allocated to basic research?

25 November 2009
Sci. Transl. Med.

Efficacy of Cetuximab in the Treatment of Ménétrier's Disease

New treatment options for Ménétrier's disease

1 December 2009
Science Signaling

RIAM'S DUAL NATURE

RIAM acts with integrins and T cell receptors to activate T cells.

27 November 2009
Career Advice

Careers in Climate Change Research

Opportunities are expanding for natural and social scientists willing to tackle climate change.

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Picture of logo 30 NOVEMBER | SCIENCEINSIDER World Has New Highest-Energy Particle Accelerator
The Large Hadron Collider has set a new record for accelerating subatomic particles to high energy
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Orbital cycles of Saturn's moon could be causing lakes to pull up stakes

Picture of coral 30 NOVEMBER | SCIENCENOW Coral Reefs Act Like Sunscreen
Skeletons absorb UV light to protect inhabitants

Picture of Stefanson 27 NOVEMBER | NEWS OF THE WEEK Bankruptcy Won't Stop deCODE, Says Its Founder, Stefánsson
The company will continue operations with a loan from a potential buyer

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Typhoon Ondoy damage (Bill Sta. Clara, International Rice Research Institute) 27 November 2009 | Career Advice Careers in Climate Change Research
Opportunities are expanding for natural and social scientists willing to tackle climate change.
Myles Allen (Irene Tracey) 27 November 2009 | The Job Market Climate Change Research Broadens to Meet New Challenges
New programs are emerging to help prepare scientists for the increasingly interdisciplinary nature of climate change research.
Judith Curry 27 November 2009 | Career Advice On-the-Ground Training for Climate Change Researchers
Early-career scientists interested in climate change need a unique blend of skills that often must be acquired informally.
Re-Entering the Science Work Force 27 November 2009 | Career Advice Finding Your Way Back: Re-Entering the Science Work Force
In the idealized career path, a scientist goes straight from earning an undergraduate degree to graduate school, and then on to a postdoc and eventual employment, without breaks between positions. For various reasons, however, not all scientists' career paths are nearly so linear. (A Science/AAAS Business Office feature.)
 

Science Podcast

27 November 2009

Speciation by sexual selection, a medieval climate anomaly, the fate of science stimulus funding and more.

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The Analysis of Ardipithecus ramidus
 
Science Webinar
November 10, 2009

microRNA Research and Design

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