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Research councils are exempt from rule requiring ministerial approval for press contact. Nature News…UK election: Political parties respond on science
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Five parties lay out their positions on climate change, stem cells, immigration, genetically…Tumour mutations harnessed to build cancer vaccine
Apr 1, 2015, 8:00 pm By Heidi LedfordPreliminary attempt in humans generates robust immune response. Nature News doi:…How to tackle racism in UK universities
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Brazil has waged a successful war on tropical deforestation, and other countries are trying to…Seven days: 27 March–2 April 2015
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The week in science: NASA’s controversial space rock plan; global renewable energy boost; and…Mini enzyme moves gene editing closer to the clinic
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Discovery expands potential CRISPR toolbox for treating genetic diseases in humans. Nature 520 18…Exoskeleton boots improve on evolution
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Unpowered mechanical design lowers the energetic costs of walking. Nature News doi:…Change the cancer conversation
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Mar 30, 2015, 8:00 pm By Helen Shen
But effort to catalogue brain’s building blocks may stoke disagreements over classification.…UK election: Upstart parties set out science plans
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Plans to capture an asteroid and travel to other planets are culled from European Space Agency…Poverty shrinks brains from birth
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Studies show that children from low-income families have smaller brains and lower cognitive…Concern raised over payment for fast-track peer review
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Panel creates scientific baseline for debate about climate reparations. Nature News doi:…Experts struggle to confirm archaeological damage in Iraq
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Satellites offer clues to true scope of destruction by terrorist group ISIS. Nature News doi:…
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