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Economic growth could serve to heal the conflict between India’s religious groups, Mukherjee said...
...business development in Harvard’s Office of Technology Development. While MIT focuses on engineering and the applied sciences, Harvard puts a greater emphasis on the life sciences, which are not as easily transferable into startup companies, Halvorsen said. The report noted that academics are “conflicted by the greater focus on commercialization, feeling that it might impede research in areas with a lower probability of direct-market applicability but which could nevertheless lead to advances in fundamental scientific knowledge.” Such conflict has traditionally been the dominant culture at Harvard, according to McKay Professor...
...find a different core soon, and there weren’t many that didn’t conflict with my existing schedule,” Yu said...
Juggling the children. We want to see them as much as possible. We want their lives to be disrupted as little as possible. Those two things obviously are in conflict. One of us would see them every other day at least so they would know we were there for them. We talked to them constantly. And when they were on vacations or had long weekends, or even short weekends sometimes, they would travel with...
...injury had another effect: it spurred us to do more stories about the risks American soldiers were taking, about the kinds of injuries they were suffering and the new therapies the Army medical corps had developed to cope with them. Indeed, one of the differences about the Iraq conflict is that because of advances in battlefield medicine and body armor, a much greater ratio of the wounded are surviving in this war than in previous conflicts. Those are the soldiers we have written about again and again and the soldiers whom Blood Brothers is dedicated...