Science 1993 Christopher Anderson - Abstracts

Science 1993 Christopher Anderson
TitleSubjectAuthors
A new kind of earmarking. (National Institutes of Health Budget)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
A speeding ticket for NIH's controversial cancer star. (gene therapy cancer researcher Steven Rosenberg)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Bromley's last stand. (Allan Bromley, outgoing White House science adviser; President's Council of Advisers on Science and Technology)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Clinton asks for a greener DOE. (President Bill Clinton, Department of Energy)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Clinton picks his science adviser. (John Gibbons)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Clinton's mixed broth for R&D. (science policy)Science and technologyEliot Marshall, Christopher Anderson
Clinton's science and technology team takes shape. (President Bill Clinton's science and technology selections)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Clinton's technology policy emerges. (President Bill Clinton)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Court favors drug 'concept' over proof. (AZT patent suit)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
DOE pulls plug on SSC contractor. (Department of Energy; Superconducting Super Collider; Universities Research Association)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Genome databases worry about yeast (and other) infections. (human gene-map database actually contains yeast DNA sequences)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Genome project goes commercial. (includes related article on patents)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Genome shortcut leads to problems. (includes related articles)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Healy stays, fetal tissue ban goes. (National Institutes of Health director Bernadine Healy)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Hearing process proves a challenge for ORI. (US Public Health Service's Office of Scientific Integrity; investigations of scientific misconduct)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Hughes' tough stand on industry ties. (Howard Hughes Medical Institute's conflict of interest policy) (includes related articles)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Jack Gibbons: plugging into the power structure. (Bill Clinton's science adviser)Science and technologyColin Norman, Christopher Anderson
NIH fraudbusters get busted. (National Institutes of Health scientist Walter Stewart and Ned Feder)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
NSF's new random inspections draw fire. (National Science Foundation inspects institutions receiving NSA grants)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
NSF wins, NIH loses in Clinton's 1994 budget. (National Science Foundation; National Institutes of Health)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Pasteur notebooks reveal deception. (Louis Pasteur) (1993 American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Proposal to counter scientist 'shortage' draws fire. (scientist organizations oppose easing immigration restrictions on foreign scientists)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Researchers win decision on knockout mouse pricing. (includes related information on gene patents)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Rocky road for Federal Research Inc. (problems with Cooperative Research and Development Agreements)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Scripps backs down on controversial Sandoz deal. (Scripps Research Institute; Sandoz Pharmaceuticals Corp.)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Scripps-Sandoz deal comes under fire. (National Institutes of Health to investigate contract between Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation and Sandoz Pharma)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Secret Service analysis goes to pieces. (evidence damaged in scientific misconduct case against Thereza Imanishi-Kari)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
SSC deathwatch starts again. (Superconducting Super Collider)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
'Strategic research' wins the day. (National Science Foundation decision)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
University consortium faulted on management, accounting. (Universities Research Association Inc.)Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
Will the real journal please stand up? ("Cellular and Molecular Biology")Science and technologyChristopher Anderson
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