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Volume 343 Issue 6254, 11 January 1990

Opinion

  • One of the most obvious relics of Stalinism is the continued survival in Eastern Europe of academies of science whose purposes have never been fulfilled. This is a time for changing them.

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  • A new wave of cataclysmic writing, now about the greenhouse effect, threatens to engulf us.

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  • Europe hankers after protection for chip manufacturers, thereby damaging Europe's economy and its reputation.

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  • Biologists in Japanese universities are hamstrung by an obscure and unfair system of allocating grants. Reform is needed if Japan's scientists are to compete with first-class international research groups.

    • Mitsuhiro Yanagida
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