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...price (it's the same problem facing tissue engineers who are attempting to grow artificial organs for human transplant). So, two weeks ago, an international group of experts assembled in Norway for the first In Vitro Meat Consortium symposium to talk about how to scale up the technology and sustain it long-term. The group concluded that it will be possible to produce in vitro meat in large quantities in the future, but not without funding to continue research. Scientists estimate that in vitro chicken could be produced for about double the current cost of regular livestock chicken, a price...
...powerful continental politicians like French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi disagree, and wish the unified monetary authority would pursue less stringent policies. They would rather have the ECB lower interest rates and increase monetary supply to sustain growth, especially in the wake of the ongoing global financial crisis. Although these politicians worry about short-term political costs, the policies of the ECB are necessary for continued price stability and long-term growth...
...Harvard’s younger sailors started out strong, but couldn’t sustain their momentum, placing eighth in the MIT/Wellesley Invitational in Cambridge on Sunday...
...researchers tested a diverse class of 18 antibiotics and found that most could sustain bacteria from 11 different types of soils...
...that, unlike for French and Latin, there is no other Italian AP exam offered. “They’re taking everything away from Italian,” DiFabio said. Topiel said that the low levels of participation from students and teachers made it unfeasible to continue to sustain the exam, which is in only its third year. But if an external source of funding can be found within the next year, the exam will be continued for another three-year period, she added. Classics Department Chair John M. Duffy said he did not think the cancellation...