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2. The Trials of Thomas Butler: Thomas Butler was a sought-after plague expert, with a clinical trial in Tanzania that promised important results for biodefense. Then he was charged with mishandling plague samples and Lying to the FBI. This month, a jury convicted him of financial wrongdoing. Who is Thomas Butler, and what lessons do his trials hold?
3. Opening the books on open access: this month the Public Library of Science unveiled a free electronic, open-access journal based on author fees. Will this financial model work?
4. Deep-sea mountaineering: marine scientists are traversing the oceans to survey and explore the diverse fish, coral, and other organisms living on thousands of submerged peaks
5. 150th bash draws a crowd
6. BREAKDOWN OF THE YEAR.
7. Final spending bills offer gloomy outlook for science.
8. U.S. undersea mapping is a boon for science.
9. Continental shelf maps could add Egypt-size area to U.S. territory.
10. Grim forecast for a fading fleet: unless the government takes action, aging vessels, tight budgets, and rising demand could mean rough weather for U.S. marine scientists who need to go to sea
11. The river doctor: Dave Rosgen rides in rodeos, drives bulldozers, and has pioneered a widely used approach to restoring damaged rivers. But he's gotten a flood of criticism too
12. Saving Scripps: the Scripps Institution of Oceanography plots a new course in search of a successful second century of exploration
13. 2005 budget makes flat a virtue: federal science managers are facing tough choices as nondefense programs get little if any increase under President Bush's proposed budget for the upcoming year
14. New nukes revive old debate; the Bush Administration wants to develop low-yield and earth-penetrating nuclear weapons against new threats. But the laws of physics haven't changed. (News Focus)
15. Going to the edge to protect the sea: fisheries biologist Daniel Pauly has carved out a colorful--and controversial--career with fresh and frank insights into marine fisheries. (Profile Daniel Pauly)
16. War effort shapes U.S. budget with some program casualities: the president wants to finish doubling NIH's budget, but significant growth in basic research elsewhere may hinge on a stronger economy. (News Focus)
17. Legislators get creative with new crop of earmarks
18. Death by suffocation in the Gulf of Mexico
19. Extinction on the high seas
20. In Miami, a modern clash over a 2000-year-old settlement.
21. Voters warm to California stem cell measure
22. Boehlert has bypass
23. Poll shows voters split on California stem cell initiative
24. CIA pick puts Science chair Boehlert on the hot seat
25. Gene therapy pioneer denies sexual abuse charges
26. DOE chooses separate lab competitions
27. NOAA consolidation urged
28. UC faculty back bid for two weapons labs
29. BioShield heads to president's desk
30. Evolution back in Italian schools
31. Writing the biosecurity bible
32. Rewriting the Biosafety Bible
33. German reactor opens, finally
34. Arizona ecologist puts stamp on forest restoration debate: Wally Covington burns with an intensity that matches the debate over President Bush's forest initiative, which draws on 30 years' work by the forest ecologist. (News Focus)
35. Student charged with possessing anthrax. (Bioterrorism)
36. Marine researchers hope to sail off into the unknown; researchers and officials from 20 nations gathered in Paris last week to discuss how best to spark a new, cooperative age of global marine discovery. (Ocean Science)
37. Judge casts doubt on scientist's account. (Patent Law)
38. Klausner makes case for new foundation. (Biomedical Philanthropy)
39. First House Vote Good For NIH Budget
40. Prizewinners, No--But Not Losers
41. Petition Seeks Public Sharing of Code
42. White House Asks Community To Oppose Earmark Projects
43. Scientists Use Strandings To Bring Species to Life
44. Nigerian Families Sue Pfizer, Testing the Reach of U.S. Law
45. Mideast Pirates Give Oceanographers Pause
46. Journals Offered Free To Poorest Nations
47. Interest Blooms in Growing Jellyfish Boom
48. Picture Brightens a Bit As First Bills Advance
49. Memo to Congress: Get Better Advice
50. U.S. Researchers Go for Scientific Gold Mine
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