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How should the increasing numbers of deer throughout the world be controlled? The situation in Scotland shows that an understanding of the biology of deer can provide practical guidelines.
Featured this week - a hand-held laboratory computer that makes light work of calculating solutions, an extracellular matrix preparation for anchorage-dependent cells and software that simulates objects in real motion.
