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目录：Editorials
Democratic fallacy p389
Japan's effort to make budget allocations by public hearing could be good for the country and for science, but not as currently planned.

doi:10.1038/462389a

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Conservative vacuum p389
Britain's main opposition party needs policies for research and for universities.

doi:10.1038/462389b

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Getting what you pay for p390
The US Food and Drug Administration cannot fulfil its mandate without a serious funding boost.

doi:10.1038/462390a

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Top of pageResearch Highlights
Atmospheric physics: Greased lightning p392
doi:10.1038/462392a

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Palaeontology: Mammoth fungal trail p392
doi:10.1038/462392b

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Chemistry: Get into the groove p392
doi:10.1038/462392c

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Developmental biology: Down the tube p392
doi:10.1038/462392d

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Astronomy: Galaxies aglow p392
doi:10.1038/462392e

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Cancer biology: Dicer blocker p392
doi:10.1038/462392f

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Developmental biology: To be or not to be sperm? p393
doi:10.1038/462393a

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Neuroscience: Rats versus mice p393
doi:10.1038/462393b

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Materials: Healed steel p393
doi:10.1038/462393c

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Meteorology: Can't beat the heat p393
doi:10.1038/462393d

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Top of pageJournal Club
Journal club p393
Philippe Ciais

doi:10.1038/462393e

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Top of pageNews
News briefing: 26 November 2009 p394
The week in science.

doi:10.1038/462394a

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UK physics council sees grim future p396
Second financial crisis in two years leaves researchers questioning the council's long-term viability.

Geoff Brumfiel

doi:10.1038/462396a

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Storm clouds gather over leaked climate e-mails p397
British climate centre reeling over Internet posting of sensitive material.

Quirin Schiermeier

doi:10.1038/462397a

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Indian neutrino lab site rejected p397
Nilgiri location threatens important elephant habitat.

K. S. Jayaraman

doi:10.1038/462397b

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Flu-virus prevalence comes under scrutiny p398
Projects to monitor antibodies seek true extent of H1N1 infection.

Declan Butler

doi:10.1038/462398a

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Japan sets sights on solar power from space p398
Researchers aim to launch full-scale system by 2030.

David Cyranoski

doi:10.1038/462398b

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Icelandic genomics firm goes bankrupt p401
deCODE's demise leaves fate of its valuable genetic database unclear.

Erika Check Hayden

doi:10.1038/462401a

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Famous brain set to go under the knife p403
Slices from the brain of H.M., a key patient in pioneering memory studies, will be immortalized online.

Lizzie Buchen

doi:10.1038/462403a

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Mexico's transgenic maize under fire p404
Experimental planting scheme has insufficient controls to prevent gene flow to native crops, critcs say.

Rex Dalton

doi:10.1038/462404a

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Correction p404
doi:10.1038/462404b

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Top of pageNews Features
The FDA: A tough tonic p406
The new head of the US Food and Drug Administration has inherited an agency battered by crises. Meredith Wadman asks whether Peggy Hamburg can concoct a cure.

doi:10.1038/462406a

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Computational biology: Biological logic p408
An intuitive approach to computer modelling could reveal paths to discovery, finds Lucas Laursen.

doi:10.1038/462408a

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Top of pageCorrespondence
The road ahead for brain-circuit reconstruction p411
Kevan A. C. Martin

doi:10.1038/462411a

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Darwin respected by his religious contemporaries p411
R. J. Berry

doi:10.1038/462411b

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Why some relatives object to organ donation p411
David J. Hill

doi:10.1038/462411c

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Brazil's system stops its natural wealth helping science p411
Sergio U. Dani

doi:10.1038/462411d

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