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It's that time again: 2010 science highlights
William Atkins
Wednesday, 22 December 2010 23:56
The end of each year seems to be the appropriate time to review the highlights of the past year. The journal Nature has dramatic pictures included with its 2010 science highlights, and it's well worth a look.
The Nature people begin by stating, 'The Deepwater Horizon went up in flames in the Gulf of Mexico and a US court unexpectedly suspended all federal funding for embryonic stem-cell research.'
And, 'Meanwhile, the J. Craig Venter Institute in Rockville, Maryland, unveiled a 'synthetic cell' and reports of arsenic-based life sparked controversy. Nature looks back at a dramatic year in science.'
Included within this 2010 review are dramatic images of the major events from the year 2010.
They are linked to the above-mentioned Web link, or you can go directly to them at: "2010 Gallery: Images of the Year" -- From volcanoes to graphene '” and more.
The publisher of Nature also has a section of 'Readers' Choice' for 2010, which includes differse topics such as antimatter, Bolivian fish, quantum mechanics, space tourism, the big bang, and more.
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