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The legacy of the Bush presidency - U.S. Election 2008 special updated
The former head of the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) felt that she was undermined by the actions of US vice-president Dick Cheney, according to a Commentary article in this week's Nature. In other news, Nature writers provide a thorough exploration of the Bush legacy. Declan Butler assesses the impact of the US President's policies on global non-proliferation efforts, and Erika Check Hayden describes the administration's efforts to combat HIV/AIDS. Read the updated news special and listen to more on the Nature Podcast.
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This week we uncover a fishy fossil head, build a synthetic cellular clock, discover that natural killer cells have a memory, and ponder how science has fared under the Bush administration and it's future in the hands of Obama.
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Naturejobs
Fear factor: Economic outlook exacerbates postdocs' job prospects gloomy. But bright spots surface.
The right criteria: Finding a career that satisfies.
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Big Bendy Electrode
A new method for making stretchable, transparent electrodes is unveiled in this week's Nature. The centimetre-scale graphene films are of better electronic and mechanical quality than any produced so far at that scale, bringing the prospect of flexible electronic devices, such as wearable computers, one step closer. Read the paper online.
Image: Ji Hye Hong
