Congress Expands Probe of NIH Ethics
Lawmakers examines 'secret' consulting deal and award to top official
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NIH Moonlighting Examined
Congressional panel grills agency head over consulting -
Better Late Than Never
White House announces 2002 awards for young scientists -
Panel Urges Limits on NIH Consulting
Report encourages some interactions with industry but would ban others -
Nations Team Up for Earth Observation
Global data sharing could aid studies on weather, climate, natural resources -
National Academy Announces New Members
Seventy-two new members and 18 foreign associates elected -
John Maynard Smith Dies
Pioneer of evolutionary theory influenced his field for half a century -
U.S. May Slash Funds for A-bomb Research
Deep cuts may be in store for research on survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs -
Report Faults Handling of Veterans Funds
Former research chief allegedly misspent $1.7 million intended for studies -
Two Mathematicians Share Abel Prize
Award honors theorem that brought together two branches of mathematics -
Work on Big Questions Yields Big Bucks
Philosophical physicist wins $1.4 million for advancing 'spiritual information' -
Precociousness Has Its Rewards
High schoolers win scholarships for work on enzymes, automata, and microchips -
"Open" Versus "Free" Journals
Science societies defend publishing practices -
Trading Data With the 'Enemy'
U.S. sends mixed signals on scientific exchange with embargoed nations -
Philanthropist Ponies Up for Basic Science
$100 million gift will launch seven basic science research centers -
Plague Scientist Gets 2 Years
Texas microbiologist sentenced for mishandling samples, fraud
