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On Nature News - May 20, 2009

Reunion of fossil halves splits scientists
Well-preserved primate suffers identity crisis.

Q&A: Reaping the rewards of health research
The director of the University of Oxford's institute in Vietnam on studying disease in poor countries.

Exploration divides geographers
Campaigners pledge to fight on after Royal Geographical Society rejects resolution to bring back big expeditions.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on May 20, 2009
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