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9 December 2005

Vol. 310 No. 5754

Pages 1569–1724 $10

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C OVER A glacially carved valley in the Mount Waddington region of the southern Coast

Mountains, British Columbia, Canada. Repeated glaciation in this region resulted in rapid

rates and large magnitudes of erosion, as discussed on page 1668. [Photo: T. A. Ehlers]

Volume 310

9 December 2005

Number 5754

L ETTERS

D EPARTMENTS

1615

Support for the Human Cancer Genome Project

H. Varmus and B. Stillman. Attribution of Disaster

Losses R. A. Pielke Jr.

1579

S CIENCE O NLINE

1581

T HIS W EEK IN S CIENCE

E. Mills. Bilateral Action

for Right Whales J. S. Sayles and D. M. Green.

Response

Response

1585

E DITORIAL by Hubert S. Markl

Battle for the Brains?

S. D. Kraus et al.

1587

E DITORS ’C HOICE

1590

C ONTACT S CIENCE

1618

Corrections and Clarifications

1593

N ET W ATCH

1691

N EW P RODUCTS

B OOKS ET AL .

1692

S CIENCE C AREERS

N EWS OF THE W EEK

1619

E VOLUTION

The Plausibility of Life Resolving Darwin’s Dilemma

M. W. Kirschner and J. C. Gerhart, reviewed by

B. Charlesworth

1594

S PAC E S CIENCE

NASA Starts Squeezing to Fit Missions

Into Tight Budget

1620

P HYSICS

The Pendulum A Case Study in Physics

G. L. Baker and J. A. Blackburn, reviewed by A. G. Rojo

1595

S TEM C ELLS

Landmark Paper Has an Image Problem

1597

I NTELLECTUAL P ROPERTY

Cambridge University Reins In

Faculty Patents

1602

P OLICY F ORUM

1621

A GRICULTURE

Losing the Links Between Livestock and Land

R. Naylor et al.

1597

S CIENCE S COPE

1598

S PAC E S CIENCE

Europe Trumpets Successes

on Mars and Titan

P ERSPECTIVES

1599

B IOMEDICAL P OLICY

U.K. Doubles Stem Cell

Funding

1623

M ATERIALS S CIENCE

Metallurgy in the Age of Silicon

D. C. Chrzan

related Report page 1665

1599

E UROPEAN R ESEARCH

ERC Moves Forward Despite

Budget Impasse

1624

N EUROSCIENCE

Emotion and Reason in Making Decisions

A . Rustichini

related Report page 1680

1601

NIH T RAINING G RANTS

Universities May Have to Pay

More in Support of Graduate Training

1619

1601

NIH C AREER A WARDS

Young Scientists Get a Helping Hand

1625

A TMOSPHERIC S CIENCE

Land Use and Climate Change

R. A. Pielke Sr.

related Report page 1674

N EWS F OCUS

1602

I NDIAN O CEAN T SUNAMI

Girding for the Next Killer Wave

A Dead Spot for the Tsunami Network?

In the Wake: Looking for Keys to

Posttraumatic Stress

1626

N EUROSCIENCE

Synaptic Membranes Bend to the

Will of a Neurotoxin

J. Zimmerberg and L. V. Chernomordik

related Report page 1678

1606

I NFECTIOUS D ISEASES

Will a Preemptive Strike Against

Malaria Pay Off?

Cracks in the First Line of Defense

R EVIEW

1628

E COLOGY

Restoration of Degraded Tropical Forest

Landscapes

D. Lamb, P. D. Erskine, J. A. Parrotta

1609

N ANOTECHNOLOGY

Calls Rise for More Research on

Toxicology of Nanomaterials

1626 &

1678

1610

E NERGY

For Nuclear Fusion, Could Two Lasers

Be Better Than One?

A SSOCIATION A FFAIRS

1634

The Nexus: Where Science Meets Society

S. A. Jackson

1612

R ANDOM S AMPLES

Contents continued

1573

www.sciencemag.org

SCIENCE

VOL 310

9 DECEMBER 2005

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