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Monday, March 21, 2011. NIGMS Director Search - It looks rigged. I got an email message today with a listing of those who will be on a committee to search for a new Director of NIGMS. As many are painfully aware, Jeremy Berg is leaving NIH. Here is the list of folks on the committee:. Harold Varmus, Director, National Cancer Institute (co-chair). Story Landis, Director, National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (co-chair). Eric Green, Director, National Human Genome Research Institute.

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Science Policy Development: December 2010

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Sunday, December 19, 2010. Translational Science - Public Science In The Private Interest? Translational science is getting a great deal of attention. Take the discoveries done by basic scientists in the life sciences and do the necessary leg work to hand it off to industry, or create your own company with it. This sounds like a great idea, right? There is a problem here. Where does the public get this benefit? Here's the big question (and implied solution) to the problem. What licensing/patenting in...

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Science Policy Development: November 2009

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Saturday, November 28, 2009. Thoughts on a curriculum for science policy. Graduate students in the physical and life sciences and engineering should have exposure to science policy as a requirement of a PhD or Masters program. That is an assumption implied in this posting. Ethics (with substantive discussion of philosophical underpinnings). Policy Analysis (hopefully project based with a real client). Politics (American Govt or political process focused survey course). Management (public management focus).

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Science Policy Development: Quiet Super Bowl Victory - Chevy Volt!

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Sunday, February 6, 2011. Quiet Super Bowl Victory - Chevy Volt! I sat in front of the big screen TV at my parents house in Raleigh, NC watching the game. I reveled at the commercials, ranging from Doritos dust performing a resurrection to a Best Buy commercial asking the important question "What's a Bieber? To which the response was "I don't know. kind of looks like a girl.". Functionally, the consumer gets an electric car for the short daily commutes (40 mile range). Then, if it is the weekend and ...

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Science Policy Development: Most Processed Foods - A Lunch Topic

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Tuesday, February 15, 2011. Most Processed Foods - A Lunch Topic. Today, I went out to lunch with some friends from the laboratory where I got my PhD. Being biochemists, naturally our lunch topic meandered to that of the amount of synthetic stuff in various foods. This turned into trying to name some of the most processed or chemical-laden foods that are incredibly popular here in the United States. This is the preliminary list of things we came up with:. Retain Freshness), Yellow 5, Red 40. I remember g...

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Science Policy Development: Japanese Nuclear Plants: Good Engineering Wasn't Enough

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Tuesday, March 15, 2011. Japanese Nuclear Plants: Good Engineering Wasn't Enough. Reactor failures, meltdowns, exposed fuel rods. It's happening in Japan. Simply stated, the engineered the living daylights out of their facilities. The deeply sad part of what is happening over there is that mother nature always bats last in this game. A magnitude 8.9 earthquake - the biggest ever actually recorded on the Richter scale and not by historical analysis - was just too close to where people live. The Japanese p...

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