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NEW! The next stage What lies at the end of funding? Lab Rats: Stella Hill
Democracy rules Who should set the research agenda? Editorial: Jennifer Rohn
"If you can't contemplate leaving research, at least do what you can to protect your future"NEW! Richard Gallagher, writing in The Scientist
The limits of humanity The ethics of human/animal hybrids Essay: Bill Hanage
The face of god From the LabLit short story series Fiction: Ian Brooks
Private Investigations Have you got what it takes? Fiction: rpg
The double flip-flop The fine art of deadline avoidance Humor: Bernard Thierry
The eyes have it The Last Enemy on BBC1 Review: Bill Hanage
"[At CERN] [y]ou often see a younger guy with an older guy gossiping and having coffee, but never a woman"Freya Blekman, quoted in Nature
Spiritus sancti From the LabLit science verse series Poetry: Derek Adams
Surreal science 'Pataphysics of Sound at South Bank Centre Review: Matt Day
Escape velocity From the LabLit science verse series Poetry: rpg
Eco-disaster looms The Doomsday Genie by Frank Ryan Review: Ian Brooks
Science at sea An homage to Patrick O'Brian Essay: Stephen Curry
A search for self Richard Powers' The Echo Maker Review: Henry Joy McCracken
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challenge writes: "I think there is a bit of skepticism and negativity out there. Funnily enough I think it is more against the big companies rather than the smaller spin-offs from successful research groups."
Atom Having a quantum bad-hair day Poetry: Lloyd Graham
Lab Rats, The Play Sins and secrets revealed Fiction: Robin Plevin