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Out in the open

The continued suppression of clinical trial data is an insult to patients and volunteers, writes Ian Bushfield

Fit for print?

The number of flawed papers making it through peer review and into publications tells us something needs to change, say Adam Marcus and Ivan Oransky

Twitterspere

Into the Twitterspere

Not on Twitter? Social media and research go hand in hand, says Rebecca Nesbit

Body of Evidence

Body of Evidence

Mike Silverman on the lessons to be learned from privatising key scientific services

A Golden Opportunity

Judge GM crops on their properties, not the technique that made them – and we can start saving lives, says Professor Klaus Ammann

Science sells

Science sells

Biologists should not underestimate how valuable their skills are in management and business. Dr James Deverill and Dr Alison Howell explain how to bridge the gap

Patents

Patently false

Researchers should be more receptive to the concept of patenting, says Robert Andrews

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