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Weekly round up - September 14, 2007

What’s been on The Great Beyond this week and a few extras...

Friday September 14, 2007
Foot and Mouth breaks out again / X Prize: ‘We like the moon’ / Row over ‘Rama’s Bridge’

Thursday September 13, 2007
Nowak trial postponed / Tsunami threats trouble shaken Indonesia / X-rays to illuminate ancient documents

Wednesday September 12, 2007
Fruity crime pays for chimps / ‘Hippocratic oath for scientists’ / Pet problems over identity chips / Rover enters Mars crater

Tuesday September 11, 2007
Cliché true, say psychologists / Red tape enrages fertility scientist / Commercial space flight falters

Monday September 10, 2007
Polar bears disappear / Giving genes a human face / Solar powered flight at night

Other Nature blog posts you may have missed
The Sceptical Chymist: which chemicals do chemists hate?
Nascent: ancient DNA in Second Life
Nautilus: Are there too many scientists?

Ones that got away
Higher petrol prices may force down average US waistline
US government sending 23,000 fake vials of germs to unsuspecting Bostonians

The Great Beyond will be back on Monday.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on September 14, 2007
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