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Weekly round up - October 26, 2007

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

Monday October 22
Cracks in Shuttle, and NASA unity / All the leaves are brown... / Solar powered race sets off / Cod ‘recovery’ claims

Tuesday October 23
California sues for cleaner air / ‘Evidence ignored’ in badger cull row / Save the dinosaur! / Vibrating mice get thinner

Wednesday October 24
California fires from space

Thursday October 25
Global warming = mass extinctions / Saturn’s moonlet belt / Wildlife photographer of the year / Kyoto’s failings / 'I have been much blessed' - Watson retires

Friday October 26
Primates in trouble, including us / “Lesbian nematodes”

Other Nature blog posts you may have missed
Peer to peer: Should regulation of research be left to peers?
Nascent: Kitchen science in a comic style
Nautilus: Research in Mainland China and Hong Kong

Ones that got away
Marine sanctuary menaced by a Texas-size garbage patch, from Ars Technica
‘Future fibres’ feature, from the BBC
Tokyo scientists build ‘womb on a chip’, from the Boston Globe

Posted by Daniel Cressey on October 26, 2007
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