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Weekly round up - September 21, 2007

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

September 21, 2007
Velociraptors: less scary than thought / Drought makes rainforest greener / Pimp my moon buggy

September 20, 2007
Adieu Moore’s Law? / Worshiping in space / Bluefin tuna fishing ‘ban’

September 19, 2007
A barcode for every animal / Farewell to the stethoscope / Mystery illness follows meteor / NASA needs YOU

September 18, 2007
Californian car climate change court case / Yale returns ‘borrowed’ artefacts / Steel shield for Chernobyl

September 17, 2007
California's new stem cell supremo / Who’d be a whale? / Northwest passage in ice opens / Was dark matter hot or cold?

Other Nature blog posts you may have missed
Spoonful of Medicine: would grad students do anything for their PIs?
The Sceptical Chymist: six degrees of scientist separation
The Niche: why words are weapons in the stem cell debate

Ones that got away
Wired goes ‘Inside Baghdad’s Forensic Bomb Squad’
Relentless squid attack ecologist (Juneau Empire via KSJ)
WSJ looks at outside-the-box awards for cancer research

The Great Beyond will be back on Monday.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on September 21, 2007
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