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SCIENCE-WEEK: This Week's Headlines (26 Sep 97)

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From: Claire Haller
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 1997 00:00
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Headlines in This Week's SCIENCE-WEEK (September 26, 1997)
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1. U.S. Science and Engineering PhD Unemployment Remains Low
2. NASA Cassini Saturn Mission Criticized For Plutonium Danger
3. More Developments in German Scientific Fraud Case
4. Ethical Dilemmas in Third World Clinical Research
5. Uncertainties in Determining the Age of the Universe
6. Measurements of Water Vapor in Outer Planet Atmospheres
7. Resolution of Fractional Charge Quantum Hall Effect
8. A New Porous Silicon Biosensor with Wide Applications
9. Development of Cloth Fiber Containing Nerve Agent Neutralizers
10. Discovery of Lower Cambrian Fossilized Metazoon Embryos
11. Discovery of a Possible New Tumor Suppressor Gene
12. Evidence of Cross-Modal Plasticity in Blind Humans
13. New Evidence of Lipid Involvement in Brain Cell Death
14. Molecular Basis of Huntington's Disease
15. Concern Over Human Infection by Avian Influenza Virus
16. A Critique of Theories of Genetic Behavior Determination
17. Comparison of Drug Therapies in Refractory Schizophrenia

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Date: 1997/09/29
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