Word: branton
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...British intelligence. In fact, he is made to walk two sides of the street, London's Birdcage Walk, home of a covert security operation. Kerslake, as he is called-when treating of the lower classes, the English seldom assign first names-is sent to Portugal to investigate Sarah Branton, who is most definitely U. Sarah has spent eight years in a nunnery and has been saved from a suicidal drowning attempt by Richard Farley, a charming drifter of the sort that only the shires and Kenya can produce...
...Daniel Branton, professor of Biology and chairman of the Harvard Biohazards review committee, reiterates the need for constant reviews and, wherever it is possible, some loosening of the restrictions. "You have to make a decision detween making discoveries and applying them," Branton comments, adding that "you get into a lot of problems when you start regulating discoveries...
...team of scientific investigators working for the past three years in the laboratories of Daniel Branton, Professor of Biology and Chairman of the Harvard Biohazards Committee, has successfully devised a method of trapping human cells on glass beads...
...Echevarria, a member of SftP and a former research assistant at the Harvard Biology Laboratories, for example, has acted as a liason between SftP and the Harvard Employees Organizing Committee (HEOC), of which she is also a member. This relationship supports HEOC's drive to secure representation on the Branton Committee charged with setting safety standards for the recombinant DNA experiments at the Bio Labs...
...Daniel Branton, professor of Biology and head of Harvard's biohazards committee, said yesterday he thought the formation of a citizen's committee is a proper way to reach a decision about the research. He added that he welcomed the health commissioner to attend any of the biohazard committee meetings...