New Leadership for Karolinska Institute By Naomi LubickMay. 16, 2003 First woman to head home of Sweden's biomedical Nobel board
NIAID's Nasty Surprise By Jon CohenMay. 6, 2003 Forced to cough up $233 million for anthrax vaccine, agency puts some grants on hold
Los Alamos to Go Up for Bid By David MalakoffApr. 30, 2003 The University of California's 60-year oversight could end
U.S. Academy Elects Record Number of Women By Jeffrey MervisApr. 29, 2003 Women grab 17 of 72 new National Academy of Sciences slots
New Boost for Interdisciplinary Research By Yudhijit BhattacharjeeApr. 21, 2003 Keck gives $40 million for academies initiative
Studies of Gay Men, Prostitutes Scrutinized By Jocelyn KaiserApr. 18, 2003 Scientists fear government intrusion into academic research
Ethics Charges Fell Prominent Neuroscientist By Martin EnserinkApr. 8, 2003 Singapore institute fires director over problems in Parkinson's study
Serre Wins Inaugural Math Prize By Charles SeifeApr. 3, 2003 French mathematician transformed three separate fields
Shuttle Loss Puts NASA Plans in Tailspin By Andrew LawlerFeb. 3, 2003 Disaster has implications for the agency, the space station, and researchers
Wellcome Trust Names New Head By Gretchen VogelJan. 31, 2003 Physician-researcher will lead biomedical research charity
Starry Night, Going Twice, Sold! By Donald GoldsmithJan. 31, 2003 California astronomy enthusiast wins a dream date at Keck
WHO's New Head By Gretchen VogelJan. 28, 2003 South Korean scientist narrowly wins director-general nomination
Australian Observatory Destroyed By Robert IrionJan. 21, 2003 Wildfires consume the historic Mount Stromlo Observatory
Scientists Must Take Lead on Security By David MalakoffJan. 10, 2003 If researchers don't control sensitive information, the government likely will