Thursday | 8 January, 2009
Stories about: University of London
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Megabats, microbats and the most interesting gene in the genome 20/03/2008 12:59:53
Graeme O'Neill has been writing about science for almost 30 years and along the way he's developed a couple of favourite stories. One is the evolution of fruit bats, recounted in our last issue, and the other is the role of FOXP2, sometimes called the Chomsky Gene. In a sublime twist, the two stories have merged together. - +
Lorne Protein: A synch for protein research 19/01/2004 14:16:30
Over the next few days, we'll continue to preview the 2004 Lorne conferences: Protein, Cancer and Genome.
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