Subject: The Scientist, March 14, 2005 issue is now available.

From: The Scientist <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 15 Mar 2005 19:50:54 -0000

THE SCIENTIST -- MARCH 14, 2005

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IN THIS ISSUE

>From SARS to Avian Flu: Vaccines on the Scene
An uncertain market slowed SARS vaccine research; 
are the same forces at work with H5N1?
(Jane Parry)

Artificial Intelligence Marches Forward
As physiology and neuroscience increasingly inform robotics, 
maybe robots can return the favor
(Laura Spinney)

Biotechnology Reenergized
The goals and promise of Genomes to Life program have energy 
and environmental applications
(Aristides Patrinos)

The Nine Lives of Lab Equipment
Refurbished and used equipment dealers
(Laura Lane)

The Chiron Case: Good Manufacturing Practice Gone Bad
How did the flu vaccine debacle happen, and what's being done
to prevent it from happening elsewhere?
(Dana Wilkie)

Barriers on the Road to New Antibiotics
Regulatory obstacles and lack of investment are in the way of innovation
(Naomi Balaban and Giorgio Dell'Acqua)

Faking It in Frankfurt
(Stephen Pincock)

A 44-year-old grant
(Maria W. Anderson)

The Straight Dope on Gene Doping
(Richard Gallagher)

US Scientists Dominate as Journal Gatekeepers
(Tibor Braun and Ildiko Diospatonyi)
     
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