Nature News highlights: 2 July 2015

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02 July 2015       nature news alert • Read Nature's news online • Subscribe to Nature Your weekly update from Nature's global news team.               Nature Outlook Addiction Breaking the bonds of dependency.  Access the Outlook and accompanying video free online. Produced with support from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, National Institute on Drug Abuse and Reckitt Benckiser Pharmaceuticals Inc., a subsidiary of Indivior PLC         • Latest News               Podcast: A complex eye in a single cell, hot lizards change sex, and robot morals ▶ 02 July 2015     Nature's weekly audio round-up. Read More ▶             US vaccine researcher sentenced to prison for fraud ▶ 01 July 2015     The case of Dong-Pyou Han illustrates the uneven nature of penalties for scientific misconduct. Read More ▶             The week in science: 26 June–2 July 2015 ▶ 01 July 2015     A five-year window for combating AIDS; lions return to Rwanda's verdant hills; and supply run to space station fails as rocket explodes. Read More ▶               • More Stories               Plant collections left in the cold by cuts ▶ 01 July 2015     North America's herbaria wilt under pressure for space and cash. Read More ▶             SpaceX rocket failure threatens support for commercial spaceflight ▶ 01 July 2015     The destruction of an unmanned rocket on Sunday comes at a tricky time for NASA and the International Space Station. Read More ▶             Machine ethics: The robot's dilemma ▶ 01 July 2015     Working out how to build ethical robots is one of the thorniest challenges in artificial intelligence. Read More ▶             Europe braces for more climate litigation ▶ 01 July 2015     Dutch order to cut emissions opens door for citizens' lawsuits elsewhere. Read More ▶             Researchers pin down risks of low-dose radiation ▶ 30 June 2015     Large study of nuclear workers shows that even tiny doses slightly boost risk of leukaemia. Read More ▶             The hunt for the world's missing carbon ▶ 30 June 2015     Researchers are racing to determine whether forests will continue to act as a brake on climate change by soaking up more carbon. Read More ▶             Super-muscly pigs created by small genetic tweak ▶ 29 June 2015     Researchers hope the genetically engineered animals will speed past regulators. Read More ▶             Superconductivity record bolstered by magnetic data ▶ 29 June 2015     Measurements show that hydrogen sulfide superconducts much closer to room temperature than other materials. Read More ▶             Political science's problem with research ethics ▶ 29 June 2015     Ethicist Trisha Phillips discusses the fall-out from the Michael LaCour scandal. Read More ▶             Sex divide seen in mechanism that produces persistent pain ▶ 29 June 2015     Research showing that male and female mice regulate pain sensitivity differently raises questions about gender balance in experimental design. Read More ▶             SpaceX rocket to space station explodes after launch ▶ 28 June 2015     Incident marks third recent failure to carry supplies to orbiting laboratory. Read More ▶             Researchers frustrated by failure to roll out 'game-changing' Ebola test ▶ 26 June 2015     A simple, fast kit for Ebola diagnosis was approved four months ago, but has yet to make it to the field. 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