Nature 1997 Declan. Butler - Abstracts

Nature 1997 Declan. Butler
TitleSubjectAuthors
Admission on Gulf War vaccines spurs debate on medical records.(calls for review of military medical research)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
'Bioethics needs better input from public'Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Brussels reshapes science panels after BSE criticism. (European Commission to reform food and health advisory committees; bovine spongiform encephalopathy)(includes related article on measures undertaken in United Kingdom to prevent spread of bovine spongiform encephalopathy to sheep)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Calls for cloning ban sell science short.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler, Meredith Wadman
Calls for human cloning ban 'stem from ignorance.' (World Health Organization working group on human cloning)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Canada and France fall out over the risks of asbestos.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler, David Spurgeon
Can industry be wooed back into the act?(future involvement in malaria research)Zoology and wildlife conservationClaire O'Brien, Declan Butler, John Maurice
Chair of GMO panel resigns over maize. (genetically modified organisms; French human geneticist Axel Kahn)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
CNRS returns fire on ethics review panel.(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique; French public research programme)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
CNRS wants more competition for grants.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Cogema's 'arrogance' adds to Le Hague's problems.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
European grants to face ethics scrutiny. (European Union may take ethical stance on research projects)(includes related article on transgenic maize)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Europe reshuffles its scientific committees following BSE crisis. (bovine spongiform encephalopathy)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
France is urged to loosen ban on embryo research.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
France reaps benefits and costs of going by the book. (abstract approach to bioethics in France)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
France rings changes in telecoms efforts.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler, Robert Triendl
France takes gentler approach to reforms.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
French labs funded by 'big science' cuts.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
French ministries in argument over release of asbestos report.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
French museum 'in decay' fights for its life. (France's National Museum of Natural History)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
French science set to shift up a gear. (includes related article on Claude Allegre, French education minister)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Funding assured for international malaria sequencing project.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Global agencies hold the financial key.(financial aspects of malaria research)Zoology and wildlife conservationClaire O'Brien, Declan Butler, John Maurice
Help lies around the corner for Internet's frustrated users.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Holland picks 'superleague' plan, despite criticisms. (Netherlands to reform research system)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
How BSE crisis forced Europe out of its complacency. (bovine spongiform encephalopathy)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Malaria meeting charts rocky path ahead.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
NATO science programme feels the heat over funds and goals.(North Atlantic Treaty Organization)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler, David Spurgeon
New French government aims to boost research job prospects.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Nuclear debate splits open in France....(nuclear waste disposal)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Nuclear love affair loses its charm. (France) (includes related article)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Politics fuels French synchrotron row.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Researchers warned: 'systems could crash on 1 January 2000'.(anticipated problems due to incorrect computer date formats)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Research 'essential' for control strategy.(programmes for malaria control in Africa)Zoology and wildlife conservationClaire O'Brien, Declan Butler, John Maurice
Science to stay on top at French museum. (Musee de l'Homme, Paris, France)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Synchrotron delays 'put at risk' Europe's leading role.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Talks start on policing bio-weapons ban...(includes related article)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
The 's' in Unesco seeks out a new role. (UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization establishes an International Scientific Advisory Board)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
The spirit of Dakar: a call for action on malaria.(international malaria research programme)Zoology and wildlife conservationClaire O'Brien, Declan Butler, John Maurice
Time to put malaria control on the global agenda.(worldwide project for malaria control)Zoology and wildlife conservationClaire O'Brien, Declan Butler, John Maurice
Truce likely in battle over 'DNA-chip' patent rights. (genome technology)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
UK seeks to appease food safety critics. (British government plans to form food safety council)Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
US-Cuba row over insects goes to weapons meeting.Zoology and wildlife conservationDeclan Butler
Vaccines: a roller-coaster of hopes.Zoology and wildlife conservationClaire O'Brien, Declan Butler, John Maurice
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