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28 January 2005

Vol. 307 No. 5709

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Volume 307

28 January 2005

Number 5709

D EPARTMENTS

N EWS F OCUS

475

S CIENCE O NLINE

502

S OUTH A SIA T SUNAMI

A Race to Beat the Odds

Nuke Policy Leads India to Build Own Network

DNA Helps Identify Missing in the Tsunami Zone

477

T HIS W EEK IN S CIENCE

481

E DITORIAL by Rodger W. Bybee and

Donald Kennedy

Math and Science Achievement

505

E VOLUTION

Dover Teachers Want No Part of Intelligent-

Design Statement

483

E DITORS ’C HOICE

488

C ONTACT S CIENCE

491

N ET W ATCH

507

E NVIRONMENTAL H EALTH

Debate Continues Over Safety of Water Spiked

With Rocket Fuel

537

AAAS N EWS AND N OTES

605

N EW P RODUCTS

610

S CIENCE C AREERS

508

M EETING

American Astronomical Society

Galaxy Patterns Preserve an Imprint of the Big Bang

Satellite Swiftly Catches New Bursts

An Origin for the Fiercest Cosmic Rays?

Snapshots From the Meeting

N EWS OF THE W EEK

502

492

D IVERSITY

Summers’s Comments Draw Attention

to Gender, Racial Gaps

493

V IROLOGY

One Virus, Three Names,

Three Claims

511

R ANDOM S AMPLES

L ETTERS

495

C HEMISTRY

Shape-Shifting Catalyst

Lights Way to New Strategy

for Detecting Chemicals

515

Marburger Makes His Position Clear J. H. Marburger

III. The Ethics of Deriving Gametes from ES Cells

A. Lippman and S. A. Newman.

G. Testa and

J. Harris. Costs of a Rotavirus Vaccine J. Wecker.

Preserving an Important Collection N. Zinder and

R. J. Roberts. Science and the Bush Administration

J. C. Gruman

Response

495

S CIENCE S COPE

496

C LIMATE C HANGE

Panel Urges Unified Action,

Sets 2° Target

505

519

Corrections and Clarifications

496

P LANETARY S CIENCE

Missing Noble Gases Hint How Titan Got

Its Dense Atmosphere

B OOKS ET AL .

520

V ERTEBRATE P ALEONTOLOGY

The Dinosauria 2nd ed.

D. B. Weishampel, P. Dodson, H. Osmólska, Eds.,

reviewed by H. C. E. Larsson

497

G REENHOUSE W ARMING

Climate Modelers See Scorching Future as

a Real Possibility

498

A GRICULTURAL R ESEARCH

Centers Embrace an Alliance But Remain

Wary of a Merger

521

C OMPUTING

The SIAM 100-Digit Challenge A Study in

High-Accuracy Numerical Computing

F. Bornemann, D. Laurie, S. Wagon, J. Waldvogel,

reviewed by G. Strang

498

NASA B UDGET

Hubble, Other Programs Face Cuts in 2006

499

H IGHER E DUCATION

Fundraising Begins for Network of Four

African Institutes

522

H ISTORY OF S CIENCE

Pandora’s Breeches Women, Science and Power in the

Enlightenment

P. Fara, reviewed by A. Gopinathan

499

R ESEARCH F UNDING

Saudi Millionaire Plans an NSF for

Arab Scientists

525

P OLICY F ORUM

501

B IODEFENSE L ABS

Boston University Under Fire for

Pathogen Mishap

525

E COLOGY

Do the Largest Protected Areas Conserve

Whales or Whalers?

L. R. Gerber, K. D. Hyrenbach, M. A. Zacharias

501

C LIMATE C HANGE

Scientist Quits IPCC Panel Over Comments

Contents continued

469

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