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...this opportunity slip by such shortsighted policies as curbing stem-cell research, a decision that has led at least one prominent scientist to move his lab out of the country. ?When you see whole groups of scientists move to take advantage of new opportunities,? said Juan Enriquez, director of the Harvard Business School?s life science project, ?you can make a country rich or poor very quickly.? As for genomics, he said, ?This is the sort of technology that leads to the rise and fall of nations...
...tutorial on the economic potential of the genomics revolution, Juan Enriquez, director of the Harvard Business School?s life science project, had cautionary words. He said that while genomics-based information would dominate the world economy in the next 50 years, only those countries that understand these developments and take advantage of them are going to be big winners. The rest, he said, are going to fall by the wayside, economically and otherwise. While he did not specifically cite the Bush administration?s restrictions on stem cells, his listeners interpreted his comments as an implied warning about the economic dangers...
Yasemin Soysal, John L. Loeb associate professor of sociology, and Juan Enriquez Cabot, a senior research associate at the Harvard Business School, will also speak at the event...
P.R.I. officials seemed unconcerned by the unrest. Convinced that time is their ally, they predicted that the various opposition leaders would turn to fighting one another, thus leaving the ruling party in peace. "With each passing day," said Juan Enriquez, a Salinas campaign aide, "the situation becomes more relaxed." So does Salinas. By midweek he had abandoned his command post at party headquarters to begin preparing for his inauguration, scheduled...
...instance, one law student criticized the lack of freedom of the press in Nicaragua. Magda Enriquez, a member of the executive committee of the national women's association, responded that Nicaragua is in a state of war, and that even the United States has imposed censorship during security crises...