Feature on the article "A haplotype map of the human genome," published in Nature in October 2005. The Nature article has topped Science Watch's WHAT'S HOT IN BIOLOGY list since the Sept/October 2006.

Glenn McGee writes about his experiences of Science Foo Camp 2006, and how discussions there led to the development of an online masters program at masters.bioethics.org

"I'm writing astory for Wired News about the latest battleground in the war over open access to academic and medical journals -- public relations. The journal Nature was apparently the first to report that several journal publishers have combined forces and hired a prominent p.r. firm to spread their message that unfettered open access isn't a good thing. I emailed the London based office of Nature Publishing Group to see what its position is on open access. David David Hoole, head of brand marketing and content licensing, got back to me:..."