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President George Bush has promised to create better machinery for gathering technical advice, but time is passing. A search for a paragon should not let him hide from the urgency of his need.
A congress that once offered a forum for all African ornithologists has been dealt a crippling blow by politics. African birds and those who study them are the losers.
Interfacing countercurrent chromatography with thermospray mass spectrometry provides a new analytical tool for detecting nonvolatile, hydrophilic or thermally unstable bioactive natural products.
The Pittsburgh Conference will live up to its reputation as one of the largest scientific exhibitions when the doors open in Atlanta, Georgia next week on new products from over 800 companies.
Pressures on the crowded and expensive south-east corner of England are leading to 'satellite offices' and longdistance commuting. Many companies see relocation as the only answer.
