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On Nature News - October 08, 2008

Great glowing jellyfish! It's the Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Green fluorescent protein bags the biggest gong in science.

Great balls of fire
Astronomers discover and track incoming asteroid for the first time.

Q+A: Oxford school expands to tackle global challenges
Ian Goldin, director of the James Martin 21st Century School, tells Nature about his vision for interdisciplinarity.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on October 08, 2008
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