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Comments, experts and background on the 2006 Nobel Prize in chemistry

"The research Dr. Kornberg did will help open the door to understanding and treating many human ailments, including cancer, heart disease and inflammation, and will help scientists better understand stem cells and their potential for therapeutic applications. "This Nobel Prize also underscores the key role of chemistry in the scientific research into genetics. In order to take the first ac...
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Commentary: Is our Biosphere too cheesy?

A great perk to traveling getting to see what the rest of the world is doing. Last week I was in Phoenix vacationing with the family for spring break, content to play a few rounds of golf and see a ballgame, when I was confronted with a barrage of hype over Arizonas biotech efforts. While I managed to accomplish my vacation objectives, I could not escape the buzz over Arizonas efforts to invest...

Former Thompson lawyer comments on Doyle stem cell executive order

Ray Taffora, a partner in the Madison office of , said the governor's powers include the authority to direct state depar...

Gov. Doyle comments on unlocking the power of power of stem cell research

MADISON - Wisconsin finds itself at the center of this debate, because our state is the birthplace of human embryonic stem cell research. In 1998, at the University of Wisconsin-Madison announced that...

TIP/UW Scientists Provide Mars Rover Commentary

The robotic rover Spirit, which bounced to a near pinpoint landing inside a 4-billion-year-old Martian crater on Saturday (Jan. 3) after a seven-month flight, promises a trove of new data about the Red Planet, UW-Madison scientists say. John Valley, a UW-Madison professor of geology and geophysics who has conducted isotopic analyses of meteorites believed to be from Mars, expects the lat...

The Next Big Thing in E-Commerce - Guild.com CEO comments on Wisconsin's technology vision

In my opinion, it will be the continuous improvements in CRM tools and software. The opportunity for technology and e-commerce companies lies in better connecting customers with companies and institutions. All of us in the business and technology...
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Northfield Labs Receives FDA Comments

Northfield Laboratories, founded in 1985, is a leading developer of an oxygen-carrying blood substitute. Its product, PolyHeme, is the only blood substitute undergoing clinical trials that has been tested at large enough dosages to be considered a substitute for acute blood loss in trauma and surgical settings. As a result of the process used to manufacture the blood substitute, essential...

PM’s off-handed comment puts him in troubl

Prime Minister John Howard has allocated $1.1 billion in health reforms. But his off-handed statement has outraged mental health groups. // Mr. Howard said that there was more mental illness previously which we are not aware off and hence the best thing is to move on with one’s life. This comment was labeled as being very insensitive, offensive and ill-informed. Thou...
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