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2. Science funding. U.S. shutdown tightens its grip on research.
3. New team, old hands.
4. The many ways of making academic research pay off.
5. Science and security. Reports examine academe's role in keeping secrets.
6. Intellectual property. Academia gets no help from U.S. in patent case.
7. Marine research. Pew panel calls for sea change in U.S. ocean policy.
8. Biological agents. New U.S. rules set the stage for tighter security, oversight.
9. Homeland security. New agency contains strong science arm.
10. Security and science. Researchers see progress in finding the right balance.
11. Homeland security. Texas A&M draws flak for plans to nab antiterrorism research center.
12. Homeland security. Congress homes in on new department's RD programs.
13. Homeland Security. Scientists pan plans for new U.S. agency.
14. Counterterrorism. Academies weigh in on homeland defense.
15. Bioterrorism. Congress adopts tough rules for labs.
16. Ocean science. Marine researchers hope to sail off into the unknown.
17. National security. Pentagon proposal worries researchers.
18. Scientific community. Universities review policies for onsite classified research.
19. 2003 budget. War effort shapes U.S. budget, with some program casualties.
20. U.S. budget. Spending triples on terrorism R&D.
21. U.S. budget. Biomedicine gets record raise as Congress sets 2002 spending.
22. 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
23. 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
24. 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
25. 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)
26. 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)
27. Petition Seeks Public Sharing of Code
28. Scientists Use Strandings To Bring Species to Life
29. U.S. Researchers Go for Scientific Gold Mine
30. NIH Prays for Soft Landing After Its Doubling Ride Ends
31. NETWATCH
32. Will Livermore Laser Ever Burn Brightly?
33. Will the U.S. Bring Down The Curtain on Landsat?
34. Grants Kick Off Ambitious Count of All Ocean Life
35. Clinton to Expand Marine Reserve Areas
36. DOE Set to Double Price of Troubled Laser Project
37. Information Technology Takes a Different Tack
38. DOE Gives Up on Brookhaven Reactor
39. Bayes Offers a 'New' Way to Make Sense of Numbers
40. Following the Scent of Avian Olfaction
41. A Less Powerful NIF Will Still Cost More
42. DOE Slams Livermore For Hiding NIF Problems
43. DOE to Review Nuclear Grant
44. Showdown expected in Congress
45. NSF takes the plunge on a bigger, faster research sub
46. New tools reveal treasures at ocean hot spots: biologically rich ocean 'fronts' attract marine life--and could be candidates for conservation, too
47. NIH roils academe with advice on licensing DNA patents: the National Institutes of Health urges universities not to strangle the goose laying the golden biotech eggs
48. ITER tops DOE's list of next big science projects
49. Researchers await government response to self-regulation plea
50. U.S. biodefense boom: eight new study centers
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