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The BBC science web site is always a good place to look
for science in the news. As well as information relating
to current and past science TV and radio programmes,
you can search for science news stories too.
New Scientist magazine has a reputation for clear, concise
reporting of breaking science news. Use the "search
news" box to find what you're looking for.
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Published by the University of Wisconsin, The Why
Files features a new story each week, with in depth
coverage of the science behind the news headlines plus
an "in brief" feature which gives a quick
taste of a recent science discovery.
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OK, it's a weird name! But The Naked Scientists
Online contains a huge amount of information about
the latest in science, including interviews with scientists
and a chance to "ask a scientist" too.
Founded in 1660, the Royal Society is the UK's national
academy of science. As you'd expect, their web site
is packed with information about DNA technologies -
including a whole section devoted to cloning.
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