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Lost a digit, good job a scientist was to hand.

Thursday, May 1st, 2008

A man who sliced his finger off with the propellor of a model airplane has regrown the missing part. This was with the help of what he calls “pixie dust”, provided by his brother who works in regenerative medicine and who prefers to call it extra cellular matrix. Apparently it took just 4 weeks for his finger, including fingernail, to grow back.  Click here for more info. Whether this apparent breakthrough has an impact on the UK science jobs and biotech recruitment arena remains to be seen, at least there is one man able to cross his fingers.

Could science jobs be hit by drug pricing policy

Thursday, May 1st, 2008

Reuters is reporting that members of the UK drugs industry are warning that investment in the UK pharma industry could be reduced following the scrapping of a 50-year-old drug pricing scheme. Click here for article.

Any event that has an impact on funding is obvously going to adversly effect science recruitment in the UK. Lets hope a solution can be found.

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