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<jats:p>In science news around the world this week, a Senate panel cut NSF's budget and weighed in on a telescope race, Rwanda has partnered with Carnegie Mellon University to create Carnegie Mellon Rwanda, NASA announced it had selected a design for the new Space Launch System, Indian scientists are calling for a major rewrite of the proposed Animal Welfare Act of 2011, and Israel is joining CERN.</jats:p>

<jats:p>This week's Newsmakers are geoscientist Iain Stewart, who spent 48 hours in an airtight plastic chamber with about 160 plants as his sole source of oxygen as part of a new BBC documentary on plants; Italian veterinary scientist Ilaria Capua, winner of the 2011 World Leadership in Animal Health Award; and Victoria Xia, 15, who took first place and earned $25,000 at the third annual Math Prize for Girls contest.</jats:p>

<jats:p>On 23 September, archaeologists and historians from across Europe will reconstruct the evolution of clothing on the catwalk. PHD Comics, the cartoon read by procrastinating grad students everywhere, is coming to life on the big screen: The PHD Movie debuted 22 September at the California Institute of Technology. And this week's numbers quantify funding for chronic fatigue syndrome research and the amount that five common, chronic noncommunicable diseases will cost the world by 2030.</jats:p>

<jats:p>As physicists plan to gather at Fermilab next week to toast the Tevatron, which is being shut down after a quarter-century reign as the world's highest energy collider, they say its legacy is a mixed bag.</jats:p>