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  • The week in science: Infant HIV cure; Craig Venter launches genomics company; and asteroid caught falling apart.

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  • The week in science: Snow satellite launches; publishers remove computer-generated papers; and Switzerland’s access to EU research funds restricted.

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  • The week in science: US bolsters patent system; $25-billion pharma deal the biggest in 5 years; and Europe picks exoplanet-hunting mission for 2024 launch.

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  • The week in science: Inquiry launched into stem-cell reprogramming study; Europe moves closer to approving third transgenic crop; and politicians vow to get tougher on poaching.

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  • The week in science: Italian space head resigns; NIH teams up with big pharma; and US court rules some stem-cell treatments should be regulated as drugs.

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  • The week in science: Trouble for North American butterfly migration, waste dumping approved in Great Barrier Reef, and lab-animal reforms for UK university.

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  • The week in science: Supernova sighted in nearby galaxy, new dolphin species discovered in Brazil, and China’s Moon rover in trouble.

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  • The week in science: H7N9 flu makes a resurgence in China, comet-hunting Rosetta spacecraft wakes from hibernation, and Illumina claims $1,000 genome.

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  • The week in science: Astronomers glimpse super-deep galaxies, India marks polio-free milestone, and Italian police investigate animal activism.

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  • The week in science: China crushes seized ivory, smuggled dinosaur skull recovered, and incoming asteroid spotted.

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