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Citation: T. Reichhardt, ANIMAL DEATHS TURN SHUTTLE INTO NECROLAB, Nature, 393(6680), 1998, pp. 4-4
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, SUCCESS PROMPTS BID FOR 2ND NEUROLAB LAUNCH, Nature, 392(6679), 1998, pp. 851-851
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, DATA GLITCHES DELAY OBSERVATION SATELLITE, Nature, 392(6678), 1998, pp. 749-749
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, US SPACE-AGENCY SHARPENS FOCUS ON NEAR-EARTH OBJECTS, Nature, 392(6677), 1998, pp. 639-639
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, CALL TO BOOST RESEARCH ON PARTICULATES, Nature, 392(6677), 1998, pp. 642-642
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, NASA CRITICS SILENCED AS MARS LOSES FACE, Nature, 392(6676), 1998, pp. 530-530
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, US FOREIGN-POLICY UNDER FIRE OVER STRATEGY ON SCIENCE, Nature, 392(6675), 1998, pp. 427-427
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, ECOLOGISTS ROW OVER LOBBYING STRATEGY, Nature, 392(6674), 1998, pp. 322-322
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, TELESCOPE USERS WIN RESPITE FROM MOBILE PHONE INTERFERENCE, Nature, 392(6674), 1998, pp. 322-322
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, ASTEROID WATCHERS DEBATE FALSE ALARM, Nature, 392(6673), 1998, pp. 215-215
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, ICE ON THE MOON BOOSTS HOPES FOR FUTURE LUNAR MISSIONS, Nature, 392(6672), 1998, pp. 111-111
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, CLARKS DEMISE HALTS NASA EXPERIMENT IN REMOTE-SENSING, Nature, 392(6671), 1998, pp. 5-5
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, ECOLOGISTS SEEK FLEXIBLE PROTECTION RULES, Nature, 391(6670), 1998, pp. 829-829
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Citation: T. Reichhardt et al., SCIENCE STRUGGLES TO GAIN RESPECT ON THE SPACE STATION, Nature, 391(6669), 1998, pp. 732-737
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, NEW HUBBLE-INSTITUTE CHIEF SEEKS BROADER FOCUS AND MORE WORK, Nature, 391(6667), 1998, pp. 520-520
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, NASA CUTS EARTH OBSERVATION, BOOSTS GRAVITATIONAL BIOLOGY, Nature, 391(6667), 1998, pp. 521-521
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, EARTH TODAY, EROS IN A YEARS TIME, FOR ASTEROID SPACECRAFT, Nature, 391(6666), 1998, pp. 423-423
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, FRANCE EYES ROLE IN US MISSION TO RETRIEVE ROCKS FROM MARS, Nature, 391(6664), 1998, pp. 213-214
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, NASA LINES UP FOR A BIGGER SLICE OF THE BIOLOGICAL-RESEARCH PIE, Nature, 391(6663), 1998, pp. 109-109
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, GOULD TO BE NEXT YEARS PRESIDENT OF AAAS, Nature, 391(6663), 1998, pp. 110-110
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, COURT AFFIRMS JUDGES RIGHT TO REJECT JUNK SCIENCE, Nature, 391(6662), 1998, pp. 4-4
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, NASA LOOKS TO EXTENDED BALLOON FLIGHTS, Nature, 390(6659), 1997, pp. 431-431
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, NASA TOLD TO MAKE GREATER USE OF CHEAPER PRIVATE DATA, Nature, 390(6658), 1997, pp. 325-325
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, NASA SPACE STATION CHIEF RESIGNS, Nature, 390(6657), 1997, pp. 208-208
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Citation: T. Reichhardt, CONGRESS MOVES SWIFTLY TO PROTECT ACADEMY INDEPENDENCE, Nature, 390(6656), 1997, pp. 104-104