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On Nature News - November 09, 2008

Food research 'lost in translation'
Funders call for public and private partners to collaborate in getting new crops to farmers.

Marine census discovers more than 200 new species
Octopus origins, shark migrations and giant bacteria to be unveiled

Foreign scientists face security-check delays in Britain
After its first year, UK vetting scheme claims anti-terrorist success despite backlog.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on November 09, 2008
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