John Hardy

Article Abstract:

John Hardy, a prolific and pioneering researcher in the study of neurodegenerative diseases admits that he is temperamental and generally ill-suited to government, but changes keeps him firm minded through all situations. He has consistently uprooted himself every five to seven years, and says he expects to do so at least once more.

Management dynamics, Research Personnel, Practice, Research scientists, Hardy, John

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Aaron Marcus

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Aaron Marcus is famous for his research on the classification of the molecular composition of platelets and the description of their role in the formation of blood clots. He is presently studying the role of a recombinant form of the protein CD39 in controlling blood fluidity.

Blood platelets, Molecular microbiology, Marcus, Aaron

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Govindarajan Padmanaban

Article Abstract:

The real life experience of the biochemist Govindarajan Padmanaban who has recently staked a more public presence, updating outdated notions of India and urging scientists to pursue a social mission are described.

India, Biochemists, Padmanaban, Govindarajan

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