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28 Sep 2005
Always thought of as addictive, nicotine is now shown to induce a progressive and long-lasting increase of sensitivity in the brain reward systems, reports an online publication from the journal Neuropsychopharmacology.
28 Sep 2005
Porous material has huge, handed holes; Understanding antibodies; The Dune thing; Diatoms delve deep for nutrients to stay alive; Human protein interactions go large scale; Corrupting the bacterial quorum; Quicksand won't suck you right in
25 Sep 2005
The theme of this year's conference is "Shadow Lines", which has to do with movement across borders, borders that may be understood in many different ways and in many different contexts.
25 Sep 2005
NATURE AND THE NATURE RESEARCH JOURNALS PRESS RELEASE - For papers published online on 25 September 2005
21 Sep 2005
Scientific understanding of flu, and avian flu, is being delayed by the reluctance of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the world's top public-health agency, to provide outside scientists with access to crucial data.
21 Sep 2005
An expert panel responsible for ending the debate about whether or not Pluto is a planet have come up with a radical solution. They want to end use of the term 'planet' altogether, unless it is accompanied by a qualifier.
21 Sep 2005
Summaries of newsworthy papers from Nature including An organic thyristor, Sequence of chromosome 18 completed, Surprising diet and lifestyle of ancient microbe revealed, Climate models underestimate air pressure changes and Landscaping by Amazonian ants
18 Sep 2005
NATURE AND THE NATURE RESEARCH JOURNALS PRESS RELEASE
14 Sep 2005
Nature Vol.437 No.7057 Dated 15 September 2005
14 Sep 2005
5th Annual Conference of the South East Asian Association for Institutional Research (SEAAIR)
11 Sep 2005
NATURE AND THE NATURE RESEARCH JOURNALS PRESS RELEASE. For papers that will be published online on 11 September 2005.
07 Sep 2005
Newsworthy papers from Nature. Vol.436 No.7056 Dated 8 September 2005
04 Sep 2005
Nature and the Nature Research Journals Press Release. For papers that will be published online on 4 September 2005.
31 Aug 2005
Newsworthy articles from Nature Vol.437 No.7055 Dated 1 September 2005
31 Aug 2005
Newsworthy articles from Nature Vol.437 No.7055 Dated 1 September 2005
28 Aug 2005
This research identified a new response factor triggered by intracellular sensors of many types of viruses, which may open up new ways of enhancing our ability to fight infections.
28 Aug 2005
Nature and the Nature Research Journals Press Release - For papers that will be published online on 28 August 2005
24 Aug 2005
Press release of newsworthy papers to be published in NATURE VoL.436 No.7054 Dated 25 August 2005
21 Aug 2005
Nature Medicine - Press release for papers that will be published online on 21 August 2005
21 Aug 2005
NATURE AND THE NATURE RESEARCH JOURNALS - Press release for papers that will be published online on 21 August 2005
17 Aug 2005
H5N1 and H1N1 are high on the international agenda due to fears that it could lead to the next worldwide human flu pandemic. See here for Experts and press releases.
14 Aug 2005
NATURE AND THE NATURE RESEARCH JOURNALS PRESS RELEASE. For papers that will be published online on 14 August 2005
14 Aug 2005
Nature reveals that from the dozens of patients who caught the deadly H5N1 strain this year, the WHO has managed to obtain just six samples.
14 Aug 2005
Press release for Nature's avian flu special issue. 26 May, vol 435, no 7041
10 Aug 2005
The completed rice genome sequence and the gene characteristics will hopefully lead to improvements in rice production; The red pigment in roses also makes cornflowers blue, which has puzzled scientists until now.
10 Aug 2005
Summaries of newsworthy papers from NATURE VOL.436 NO.7052 DATED 11 AUGUST 2005
07 Aug 2005
Nature research journals - For papers that will be published online on 7 August 2005
04 Aug 2005
Up to three million courses of anti-flu drugs, as well as a policy of isolating groups at risk, would be needed to ward off a human outbreak of avian flu in Southeast Asia.
02 Aug 2005
Rice grown in the United States contains an average of 1.4-5 times more arsenic than rice from Europe, India and Bangladesh.
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