Science | 2008
Paul Webster
Canada has joined the global stampede of countries gathering biological data over decades on a large population cohort in hopes of better understanding the genetic, social, and environmental factors that affect human health.
Science | 2006
Paul Webster
TORONTO-- The editor of Canada9s premier medical research journal and a top assistant have lost their jobs after a long-running feud with the publisher over editorial independence. (Read more.)
Science | 2006
Paul Webster
TORONTO, CANADA— A new competitor journal has emerged as the Canadian Medical Association Journal ( CMAJ ) has reformed itself. Following last winters battle over editorial independence ( Science , 24 March, p. [1695][1]), CMAJ last month restored ownership to the association and bolstered
Science | 2005
Paul Webster
NUCLEAR POWERFacing a
Science | 2003
Paul Webster
1.6-billion repair bill, the government of Ontario decided this month to mothball two 540-megawatt Canada Deuterium-Uranium (CANDU) nuclear reactors more than a decade before their projected retirement date, leading to questions about the future of CANDU.
Science | 1997
Sabine Köhler; Charles F. Delwiche; Paul W. Denny; Lewis G. Tilney; Paul Webster; R.J.M. Wilson; Jeffrey D. Palmer; David S. Roos
NUCLEAR WEAPONSRussia is also moving ahead with a program to modernize its nuclear weapons, matching steps by the United States to resume research on low-yield and earth-penetrating weapons (see main text).
Science | 2004
Paul Webster
Science | 2004
Paul Webster
Science | 2003
Paul Webster
Science | 2002
Paul Webster
