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  • 14 October 2011
    ARCHAEOLOGY

    Middle Stone Age Artisans

    Early humans mixed and stored ochre pigments in shells 100,000 years ago, an indication of the emergence of higher planning.

  • 14 October 2011
    CLIMATE CHANGE

    Global Warming: Sharpening the Picture

    The broad warming trends are clear, but researchers continue to struggle to pin down the vital details.

  • 14 October 2011
    POLICY FORUM

    A Silent Killer

    Indoor air pollution from primitive household cooking fires is the world's leading environmental cause of death.

  • 12 October 2011
    Sci. Transl. Med.

    Happy 2nd Birthday!

    Chief Advisors E. Edelman and G. FitzGerald survey the status of Science Translational Medicine for its 2-year anniversary issue.

  • 11 October 2011
    Science Signaling

    TRAFFICKING LEGIONELLA

    A reversible AMPylation cycle of a host protein serves a key in the bacterial infection process.

  • 14 October 2011
    Career Advice

    WORKING WITH PATENTS

    Patent law is a popular field for scientists leaving the bench.

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14 October 2011 | NEWS FOCUS Vital Details of Global Warming Are Eluding Forecasters
Decision-makers need to know how to prepare for inevitable climate change, but climate researchers are still struggling to sharpen their fuzzy picture of what the future holds

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14 October 2011 | Career Advice Careers for Scientists in the Patenting World
A cluster of important and popular non-traditional career paths for scientists involve filing, examining, and disputing patents.
14 October 2011 | Career Advice In Person: A Career in Biotech Patent Law
A patent attorney and former immunologist examines his career transition and offers advice to scientists interested in a career in patent law.
14 October 2011 | The Job Market Seeding Scientists
Companies are building partnerships with academia to train and retain their next generation of scientific employees.
07 October 2011 | Career Advice Scientists as Competitive-Intelligence Analysts
Scientific training gives applicants the knowledge and skills -- in critical thinking, research, analysis, and writing -- that companies need to keep track of the competition.
 
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14 October 2011

Middle Stone Age artisans, NSF's peer-review criteria, carbon nanotube muscles, and more.

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