Cite Your Reviewers By David GrimmSep. 21, 2005 Reviewers are less likely to recommend rejecting a manuscript if they're referenced
Work on Stem Cells, DNA Tools Honored By Carolyn GramlingSep. 19, 2005 Research pioneers, plus a cancer advocate, receive 2005 Lasker Awards
Authors: Know Your Assassins By David GrimmSep. 19, 2005 Selecting the right reviewers may help get your paper published
Gates Foundation's Global Health Chief Resigns By Jocelyn KaiserSep. 13, 2005 Richard Klausner will leave post held for 3 years
Katrina Threatens a Career's Worth of Research By Carolyn GramlingSep. 2, 2005 Abandoning his life's work to the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, a scientist faces an uncertain future
Science at the Top of the World By Jeffrey MervisAug. 19, 2005 Workshop to advance research in disputed Kashmir region
Your Career in a Number By Adrian ChoAug. 12, 2005 Researcher proposes "h index" to measure impact of scientists' work
Experts Explore Science's Unanswered Questions By Robert Coontz, Constance Holden, et al.Jul. 8, 2005 Four AAAS symposia tackle overpopulation, string theory, the causes of disease, and what makes us human
A Melding of the Minds By Jennifer Couzin-FrankelJun. 30, 2005 Eight foundations join forces for brain tumor research
Harvard Pledges to Fix Gender Gap By Andrew LawlerMay. 16, 2005 Two reports released today outline plans to deal with lack of faculty diversity
San Francisco to Host Stem Cell Institute By Constance HoldenMay. 9, 2005 First round of grants expected this Fall
National Academy Selects New Members By Jeffrey MervisMay. 3, 2005 Record number of women represented
Scientist Pleads Guilty to Falsifying Data By Eli Kintisch, Jennifer CouzinMar. 18, 2005 Despite prominence, case will likely have small impact on research
Winners Chosen in Intel Science Talent Search By Amitabh AvasthiMar. 16, 2005 New York high school student awarded $100,000 scholarship for work on neurotoxin detection
NASA Nominee Wins Quick Praise By Andrew LawlerMar. 14, 2005 Michael Griffin, known for his technical expertise, lacks predecessor's connections