Tuesday, February 17



Funding vital to US science reputation

BY James Rosenzweig When Barack Obama was elected to the U.S. presidency four years ago, he inherited a program in fundamental research in this country with an unprecedented tradition of success. Since the second world war, Americans have led the world in innovation and exploration, winning an outsized share of Nobel Prizes in physics and other fields in basic science. Read more...



Reproductive rights maintained in win

In this election season, Democrats used the catchphrase "war on women" as shorthand for the myriad ways that women's health, equality and reproductive rights would be jeopardized if the Romney-Ryan ticket prevailed. Read more...