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...proportion of non-tenure track faculty was different, however, when faculty that only conduct research are excluded from the data. Only 16.7 percent of Harvard’s instructional faculty, who actually interact with students, are not on tenure track, compared to 24.4 percent at Yale...
...Harvard’s new study abroad program in Botswana, which focuses on HIV in Africa, students will conduct lab research while taking courses in African politics and the Setswana language at the University of Botswana...
Nine Scotland Yard detectives were in Moscow last week, trying to talk to Lugovoy. But the interview kept getting postponed for "technical reasons." Cooperation between the Londoners and the Russian authorities has been frosty. Russian prosecutors insisted that they conduct all the interviews, with the British merely suggesting questions. Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika said no Russian citizens would ever be extradited to Britain in connection with the case, while his office suggested that Russia would open its own criminal investigation in London. Lugovoy and Kovtun were said to be in the hospital with radiation poisoning, but there was no independent...
...next step would be to conduct drug-binding experiments. According to D’Souza, an effective drug would target the interaction between RNA and the reverse transcriptase protein, unlike current drugs which target just the protein...
...plans to turn fat studies into an academic track, according to Flood, though she said she expects to see more integration of weight and body issues into the Harvard curriculum, reflecting an increased interest in the subject among Harvard students. “If you were to conduct a survey of Harvard undergraduates, I think you would find that a large number, mostly women but men too, spend more time thinking about weight than they’d like,” Flood said. An interdisciplinary course about obesity may be in the spirit of the Core Curriculum that currently...