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Weekly round up - November 16, 2007

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

Monday November 12
Arizona biologist dies of plague / An inquisition for Galileo / UN: don’t clone people

Tuesday November 13
‘Chocolate beer’ is older than we thought / Invasive fish are Emperor’s fault / Getting hydrogen from microbes / Japan’s singing road

Wednesday November 14
Japan, India, China: We like the Moon too / No space walks after smoky suit / New great ape fossil

Thursday November 15
Why Zack is a failure and Andy succeeds / Far East kicks US in education fight

Friday November 16
Dinosaur of the Day: a ‘Flintstones lawnmower’ / Climate change round up / Why shouldn’t we eat whales?

Other Nature blog posts you may have missed
Climate Feedback: the BBC’s approach to climate sceptics
Nautilus: Tribulations of women in academic research
The Niche: when international collaborations depend on differences in local attitudes

Ones that got away
A baffling nuclear facility break-in, from the NY Times
The curious case of George Gipp’s DNA testing, from AP
Intelligent design’s “insidious new assaults on science”, in Salon

Posted by Daniel Cressey on November 16, 2007
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