Cloning success marks Asian nations as scientific tigers

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Stem-cell pioneer, Roger Pedersen, University of Cambridge, UK, predicts that, Asian workers are likely to be major players in the field of cloning. A team led by a researchers of Seoul National University, revealed that they had grown the first embryonic stem-cell line derived from a cloned human embryo.

Pedersen, Roger, Human cloning

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Experts challenge claims for space tourism

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Enthusiasts claim that an era of affordable, commercial space travel will be possible by building privately funded manned spaceships. Aerospace engineers feel there are many technological and financial hurdles still to be overcome before space tourism becomes a reality.

Financial management, Finance, Space flight, Company financing

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