This Week in Nature: Sep 20, 2007

Sep 20, 2007

The Max Planck will open its first institute outside of Europe, with a focus on bioimaging. A near $200 million will be spent during the next 10 years constructing the institute adjacent to the planned site of Scripps Florida on the Jupiter campus of Florida Atlantic University.

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