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On Nature News - July 02, 2009

Funding boost for African science
Wellcome Trust grants £30 million to help build research capacity.

Salamander cells remember their origins in limb regeneration
Cell tracking shows that axolotl cells in a regrowing leg retain distinct roles.

African science drops down G8 agenda
Researchers lament poor progress on commitments to developing nations.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on July 02, 2009
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