Nature News highlights: 23 March 2017

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23 March 2017       nature news alert • Read Nature's news online • Subscribe to Nature Your weekly update from Nature's global news team.               Go Green! Try Non-toxic Nucleic Acid Gel Stains Environmental Friendly Replace Ethidium Bromide (EtBr) More Sensitive Learn more >>           Nature Reviews Immunology and Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology: Poster on Bone marrow niches and HSC fates This poster shows the signalling pathways between stromal and haematopoietic cells of the bone marrow niche that direct the fate of haematopoietic stem cells.   Download    Produced with support from STEMCELL Technologies          • Latest News               Dinosaur family tree poised for colossal shake-up ▶ 22 March 2017     'Textbook-changing' analysis of dinosaur bones upends long-accepted relationships among major groups. Read More ▶             Nuclear-test films, smoking declines and five new particles ▶ 22 March 2017     The week in science: 17–23 March 2017. Read More ▶             How to hunt for a black hole with a telescope the size of Earth ▶ 22 March 2017     Astronomers hope to grab the first images of an event horizon — the point of no return. Read More ▶                     • More Stories               South Korea's scientists seek change amid political chaos ▶ 22 March 2017     President's impeachment creates opportunity to shift how nation supports basic research. Read More ▶             Mathematicians create warped worlds in virtual reality ▶ 21 March 2017     Immersive experience set to become accessible to all. Read More ▶             Why a NASA spacecraft could bounce, crunch or sink on icy Europa ▶ 21 March 2017     Landing on Jupiter's moon in search of alien life won't be easy. Read More ▶             Gender bias distorts peer review across fields ▶ 21 March 2017     Editors are more likely to select reviewers of the same gender. Read More ▶             'Wavelet revolution' pioneer scoops top maths award ▶ 21 March 2017     Yves Meyer wins the Abel Prize for role in theory with data applications from digital cinema to pinpointing gravitational waves. Read More ▶             Europe can build on scientific intuition ▶ 21 March 2017     Carlos Moedas sees a bold future for the European Research Council and more projects that copy its approach. Read More ▶             South Africa's San people issue ethics code to scientists ▶ 20 March 2017     The indigenous people — known for their click languages — are the first in Africa to draft guidelines for researchers. Read More ▶             Jailed Iranian researcher's health worsening rapidly ▶ 20 March 2017     Academics call for the release of Ahmadreza Djalali, who has been imprisoned without trial since last April. Read More ▶             Genome-based cholesterol drug boosts heart health ▶ 17 March 2017     Treatment reduces the risk of heart attack and stroke, but might not live up to outsized expectations. Read More ▶             Pasteur Institute's scientists make last-ditch plea to keep their president ▶ 16 March 2017     Popular leader will be forced to retire at 65 — but senior staff have other ideas. Read More ▶             US science agencies face deep cuts in Trump budget ▶ 16 March 2017     The Environmental Protection Agency and the National Institutes of Health are big losers — but planetary science at NASA stands to gain. Read More ▶             Hidden HIV reservoirs exposed by telltale protein ▶ 15 March 2017     The discovery helps to identify dormant infected cells and could one day lead to a cure. 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