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On Nature News - January 16, 2009

ESA seeks to join US dark energy mission
Deal would boost JDEM budget but scupper Europe's Euclid.

Hong Kong inaugurates Institute for Advanced Study
Nature talks to university president Paul Chu about his vision of a 'mecca for great scholars'.

Europe set to crack down on pesticides
Controversial rules that could ban many agents are a step closer to approval.

FDA ready to regulate transgenic animals
Agency unveils path to approval after decade-long delay.

Science wins big in US economic plan
Congressional stimulus package includes billions in extra research funding.

Posted by Asher Mullard on January 16, 2009
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