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"It is a training institute that takes scientists at a rather early stage in their careers, where they are often creative but can be vulnerable, a bit green, [and] gives them really good training, good mentoring, good support," says Nurse. "We then try to export them to universities elsewhere in the country".

The find takes scientists a step closer to using this novel approach, called RNA interference (RNAi), in people.

New work on a tiny, uncelebrated structure inside the nucleus takes scientists another step closer to understanding how cloning works--and perhaps toward boosting its success rates.

The work also takes scientists a step closer to being able to artificially activate the master switches, Young notes, which could lead to scientists finding a way to turn, say, skin cells directly into ES cells.

Officials at the National Institutes of Health have revised their grant-application process to try to reduce the amount of time it takes scientists to find out whether their grants have been approved.

HOW long did it take scientists to discover the planet?

It took scientists decades to figure out where the rest was going.

"How are they going to take scientists out of the country against their will?" Mr. Aziz asked.

It took scientists another 50 years to deduce the structure of DNA.

In the early 1980's, it took scientists more than two years to discover the AIDS virus.

General Amin said the inspectors had broached the idea of taking scientists to Cyprus for questioning.