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...cell donors??82 and 89—gave the findings added significance, as some scientists had predicted using cells from older patients would complicate the creation of stem lines, according to Eggan...
...While the endowment, at $34.9 billion as of last summer, is the largest of any university in the world, it comprises more than 11,000 separate funds, with 83 percent of the total value restricted by donors?? wishes...
...persons and institutions in New England.” Another concern is that the non-profit would have to sell a small portion to developers to finance the deal. Nevertheless, while we are sympathetic to the desire to preserve woodlands in Massachusetts and the need to remain true to donors?? bequests, we think the locals’ concerns are a bit overblown here. We see no reason that Harvard itself must continue to own and maintain the land. As long as groups such as the Trustees of Reservation are interested in preserving the tract, then Harvard should...
...paid, as that they can’t be compensated for lost time or work in the service of medical advance, and that’s frustrating for people trying to do this research,” he added. Massachusetts law allows only for reimbursement of donors?? so-called receivable expenses, such as taxi fare or parking, but prohibits compensation for lost time at work. Without egg donors, the institute cannot conduct Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer, also known as therapeutic cloning, a technique used to create stem cells aimed at treating specific diseases. Scientists believe experiments with these...
...played a critical role in expanding interdisciplinary science research and conducting academic planning in Allston. It would have been easy to dismiss him because of his connection to Summers, yet Faust made the wiser choice. Faust has also established a reputation as being personable—especially with key donors??and has gracefully coped with the job’s steep learning curve. Plummer Professor of Christian Morals Peter J. Gomes, Harvard’s unofficial historian, has said that Harvard presidents may not be “Mr. Right,” but they are often...