Word: scientists
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...Hamilton, an audience member, said that he "expected West to be more inspirational and expansive, and Wilson to be more of a social scientist." His expectations were fulfilled. "Wilson has some nuts and bolts," he said, "but West gets you thinking big thoughts...
...resignation follows a federal lawsuit against her and BIDMC alleging misuse of research funds. The suit arose when another scientist under Wei's supervision was accused of not using a grant according to the requirements of the award...
Vicky Cahan, public affairs specialist for the National Institute on Aging, confirmed that Harvard contacted the agency this past week, telling them "it has reason to examine a particular grant" awarded to Wei, known as a "Mentored Clinical Scientist Development Program Award...
Bush speaks convincingly about how important it is for a leader to assemble a trustworthy cadre of advisers. And he argues that there is no percentage, as Governor or as President, in trying to master every subject or micromanage every decision. But as Bruce Buchanan, a political scientist at the University of Texas in Austin, says, "Bush is trying to turn his weakness into a virtue. He's not a policy wonk, so he has to rely on people who are." And there is a risk to that approach, adds Buchanan, who is an admirer: "Bush's biggest weakness...
Predicting the future is risky business for a scientist. It is safe to say, however, that the global AIDS epidemic will get much worse before it gets any better. Sadly, this modern plague will be with us for several generations, despite major scientific advances...