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...Erin K. O’Shea, currently a professor of biochemistry and biophysics at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), has been named professor of molecular and cellular biology at Harvard and co-director of the Bauer Center for Genomics Research...
Starting next August, O’Shea will join current director Andrew W. Murray, professor of molecular and cellular biology, in making new appointments to the center, which has continued to attract star researchers and multi-million dollar grants since its founding four years...
Because many students use cellular phones which are not on national call lists, they have not been contacted by other get-out-the-vote organizations. The founders of I DECIDE figured that by contacting some student voters in swing states, they could then use a “pay it forward” idea to use existing social networks to spread the message...
...past year, several European cell-phone carriers have started music services. And this month, Japan's KDDI plans to offer 10,000 wirelessly downloadable tunes for $2 to $3 a track. "This really is a step forward because you get CD-quality files for the first time" via a cellular network, says Kirk Boodry, an analyst with Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein in Tokyo. "The potential for this service seems very strong...
...fees to download music. Devices sporting hard drives may be too complex and expensive for the masses. Most important, record companies must embrace the idea?and so far labels seem concerned that wireless downloading will spread music piracy. For example, earlier this year South Korean record labels and three cellular providers?KTF, LG Telecom and SK Telecom?attempted to reach an agreement over copyright protection for mobile music services, but the effort has been bogged down by infighting...