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  1. Tech

    A nano–cheese slicer

    Stringing a carbon nanotube between two needles yields a nanoscale cheese knife that could improve slicing of biological samples.

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  2. Health & Medicine

    Salad Doubts

    Researchers are looking into new ways to sanitize harvested produce and prevent foodborne pathogens from infecting people.

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  3. 19770

    The paucity of comments received by Nature in its Web experiment confirms the obvious: Few scientists can afford the time for peer reviews. Journal editors get paid for their work, so why not compensate outside reviewers? Furthermore, as professional rivalry is a genuine concern, why not eliminate the potential for bias by shielding the names […]

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  4. Humans

    Peer Review under the Microscope

    The traditional method for communicating results of scientific research could get its biggest facelift in hundreds of years.