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On Nature News: sunlight and science vs the media - July 10, 2008

Organic dyes help harvest sunlight
Katharine Sanderson on claims solar-power costs could be slashed by cheap collectors.

When reporters attack
Scientists and the media have a notoriously difficult relationship, but maybe they get on better than we think, says Philip Ball.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on July 10, 2008
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