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Several sources close to the search committee say that the group is not paying attention to candidates’ publicly stated interest or disinterest in the presidency. Still, the statements by Etchemendy and Richard, 58, suggest that the search committee may have to expand its list of finalists if it’s not content with a choice between the two insiders, Faust and Kagan...
...study doesn't suggest that industry scientists are warping their studies deliberately or fudging numbers. But Ludwig says the scientific literature can become skewed overall toward commercial ends when certain hypotheses ?those favorable to industry - are investigated more often than others, and when scientists only publish their results selectively. Industry scientists say that's nonsense. Greg Miller, executive VP of innovation for National Dairy Council, says sheer volume of results doesn't mean much. "As a scientist I'm more interested in the quality of the research," he says. And the PloS Medicine study looks only at the absolute number...
...most prominent candidates not currently on Harvard's payroll, Etchemendy and Richard, have both issued statements that suggest they may not be available for a move to Harvard—even though sources close to the committee have said that the group is not paying attention to candidates' publicly stated interest or disinterest in the presidency...
...Harvard’s resolutions for the year is to find its next leader. As the presidential search continues, so does renewed discussion of qualities Harvard will look for in its next president. The University should seek someone “controversial,” some suggest. Others throw around many an appealing adjective: diplomatic, dynamic, and progressive...
...would like to suggest another quality: female...