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9 October 2009
Development

Alternative Blood Vessel Formation

An unexpected process for forming arteries and veins involves cell segregation.

9 October 2009
Findings

Full Coverage: LCROSS Mission

Live coverage and a Facebook Q and A about NASA's search for water ice on the moon.

7 October 2009
Inaugural Issue

Science Translational Medicine

A new journal from Science provides a interdisciplinary forum for translational research in biomedicine.

6 October 2009
Science Signaling

Timing Cell Death

The apoptosome acts as a proteolytic-based molecular timer for cell death.

9 October 2009
Career Advice

Audacity, Part 2: A Blueprint for Audacious Science

Breakthrough science needs passion, a supportive institution, and a suitable problem.

2 October 2009
Special Issue

Ardipithecus Ramidus

Research, news, and multimedia on a key discovery in the human lineage.

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To do breakthrough science you need passion, a supportive institution and mentor, and a suitable problem.
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Three academic scientists tell how they became afflicted by the drive to commercialize their science.
Samuel Pfaff (Denis Poroy/AP, ©HHMI) 9 October 2009 | Career Profiles Making the Most of Opportunities and Challenges
Salk Institute neuroscientist Sam Pfaff went on to success following a falling out with his Ph.D. adviser.
Cecilia Aragon in an airplane 2 October 2009 | Career Profiles Flying High
Despite a remarkable talent, Cecilia Aragon lacked the confidence she needed to be a scientist. And then she learned to fly.
 

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09 October 2009

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Science Webinar
14 October 2009

Sequencing the Human Exome

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