Cod catches up
Posted by Anna Barnett | Categories: Earth, environment & ecology
In an annual meeting on European Union fisheries last week, ministers talked about the ones that got away.
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Google has at the last-minute pulled the plug on a plan to host large scientific datasets for free.
Cambridge University opened a big black Physics of Medicine centre this week, inviting Nobel Prize winner Sir Aaron Klug along for the plaque-revealing ceremony.
The first antenna for ALMA, the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, high in the desert in Chile, was handed over to the ALMA team yesterday. (Press release from the European Southern Observatory)
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