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...embryonic stem cell research.Scientists within the Harvard community said that while the research is interesting, it points to a trend of focusing on finding ways to avoid moral issues in stem cell research, rather than researching clinical applications to help cure disease.Kevin C. Eggan, assistant professor of molecular and cellular biology and member of the Harvard Stem Cell Institute, said that although the research done by MIT scientists is a “technical masterpiece,” it still does not address the moral question surrounding embryonic stem cell research.“Hurlbut’s proposal...
...claim it. It turns out that the folks over at Cingular Wireless have a great deal of initiative themselves—so much so that, according to their Northeast Region Public Relations Representative, Alexa G. Kaufman, they approached Harvard University nearly a year ago about improving cellular reception. “We’re aware that the in-building penetration is not as good as we like it to be,” Kaufman said, and went on to say that there are indeed already plans to place an additional cell site on or near Harvard?...
...have discovered a structure in cells called the proteasone where this [protein] destruction occurs. Drugs that disrupt the proteasone’s actions are now used to treat certain blood cancers,” he explained. “We’ve uncovered a fundamental cellular process and many applications are seen in many different areas of biology.” When asked for his thoughts about the Academy, Goldberg replied, “I’m looking forward to interacting with many major figures of American and intellectual life...
...don’t know how cells specifically recognise these proteins,” Yuan said, “but we believe that we have a hint of a cellular mechanism that responds [to them...
...transmitting images over broadcast airwaves rather than mobile-phone networks. The TV industry has already recognized the growing importance of mobile content; earlier this month, the U.S. Academy of Television Arts & Sciences gave an Emmy for technical achievement to telecom Sprint and tech company MobiTV for funneling shows over cellular networks. With 2 billion mobile phones in the world and TV viewing a ubiquitous part of modern life, the commercial potential of marrying the two is enormous. TV on the phone could even help win back the eyeballs of a younger generation of gadget-oriented entertainment buffs who are spending...