Editor's blog: 2006 archive

• 2006

  • December

    • Out with the old NNB and in with version 2.0--year-end wrap-up

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      22 December 2006

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    • Introducing our two newest bloggers: Neil Andrews and Anna Kushnir

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      22 December 2006

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    • Millions in state funding for stem cells next year?

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      20 December 2006

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    • Banished from Boston restaurants: trans fat? In other news, Boston could make builders go green. And Havard buys more in Allston while its reputation falls.

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      20 December 2006

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    • I'm Time's person of the year!

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      19 December 2006

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    • Coming up short on promises: greenhouse gases rising. In other news: more of Novartis comes to town

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      19 December 2006

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    • Introducing our new jobs listing on NNB!

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      13 December 2006

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    • Stem cell research – a Pandora’s box of issues

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      12 December 2006

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    • News roundup: invasion of the worms in New England and the spread of new university buildings in Boston

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      11 December 2006

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    • Could Harvard's next president be a scientist?

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      08 December 2006

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    • Will blogs become a legitimate forum for scientific discussion? In other news: who will become Harvard’s next president?

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      06 December 2006

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    • NIH gets modern

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      01 December 2006

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    • Global warming in the courts-MA leads the charge in suing the EPA

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      01 December 2006

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    November

    • Laptops to the rescue?

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      30 November 2006

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    • Nano roundup: Materials Research Society meeting and nano products for the holidays!

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      28 November 2006

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    • Ali G in da chemistry lab

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      28 November 2006

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    • US losing leadership in scientific publications?

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      27 November 2006

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    • Scientists' Youtube

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      27 November 2006

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    • Responses to Zerhouni on NIH funding

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      21 November 2006

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    • In today's news-big money for local sequencing center, creating an ocean sanctuary and the US as PhD-generating machine

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      20 November 2006

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    • Tonegawa steps down

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      17 November 2006

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    • A new tone in Washington and a new head of the House science committee

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      15 November 2006

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    • Are all scientists good cooks?

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      15 November 2006

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    • How much are you worth?

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      14 November 2006

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    • Large private donations for cancer research at MIT and Dana-Farber

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      14 November 2006

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    • Cambridge's biggest tenant could get bigger

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      13 November 2006

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    • For sci-fi lovers: science on the screen back again at the Coolidge Corner theater

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      10 November 2006

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    • The warrior vs the wimp: the never-ending battle between science and religion

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      07 November 2006

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    • Harvard creating a “ghost town” in Allston?

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      06 November 2006

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    • Synthetic biology Olympics at MIT-and the winner is…

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      05 November 2006

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    • Synthetic biology olympics on this weekend at MIT

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      05 November 2006

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    • Gubernatorial candidates for MA-redux

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      03 November 2006

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    • Scathing report about MIT neuroscience released today

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      02 November 2006

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    • Accepting foundation money...how far would you go?

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      02 November 2006

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    • The search for the elixir of life...at Harvard and now in Nature

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      01 November 2006

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    October

    • Turning buildings into chemistry lessons

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      30 October 2006

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    • Taking gaming to the streets

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      27 October 2006

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    • Roundup of news from today’s Nature: plummeting funding, open access and bees

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      26 October 2006

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    • Redesigning the periodic table

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      24 October 2006

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    • Construction can continue on BU biosafety lab

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      21 October 2006

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    • A scientist attacks religion

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      20 October 2006

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    • From today’s headlines

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      20 October 2006

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    • Cambridge Science Festival-bringing science to the streets

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      19 October 2006

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    • Fish: good guy or bad guy?

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      19 October 2006

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    • Version 1.1 now live on NNB

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      18 October 2006

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    • How Woody keeps his head in check-an Ig Nobel analysis

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      12 October 2006

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    • Science in an unusual setting

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      10 October 2006

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    • Ig Nobels-celebrating the hilarious

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      06 October 2006

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    • Big money for genomics

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      05 October 2006

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    • Chemistry Nobel winner….but is it really chemistry?

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      04 October 2006

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    • Dawkins coming to town

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      02 October 2006

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    • And the winner is...

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      02 October 2006

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    September

    • Nobel season

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      28 September 2006

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    • Scientists at the movies

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      28 September 2006

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    • environmental science wiki

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      27 September 2006

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    • MIT to construct new buildings

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      14 September 2006

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    • Making molecular science fun for kids

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      11 September 2006

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    • Science cartoon contest-vote for your favorite!

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      07 September 2006

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    • Get out of lab – a science-ified newcomer’s guide to Boston

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      05 September 2006

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    August

    • You too can be Al Gore!

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      31 August 2006

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    • Stem cell battles continue

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      30 August 2006

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    • Call for ideas—newcomers guide to the Boston science scene

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      29 August 2006

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    • Removing ego from science

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      28 August 2006

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    • Pity for Pluto or hurray for astronomy?

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      28 August 2006

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    • MIT FabLab abroad: turning African children into engineers

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      25 August 2006

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    • Betting on horses and university presidents

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      25 August 2006

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    • Slummerville to biotech hub?

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      24 August 2006

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    • Animal activists score a “victory”

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      22 August 2006

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    • How to deal with being scooped

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      21 August 2006

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    • Would you advise young science students to get a PhD and go into academia?

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      18 August 2006

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    • Back from vacation with some thoughts for the future

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      17 August 2006

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    • Environmental assessment of BU biolab deemed “arbitrary and capricious” by judge

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      04 August 2006

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    • Female life scientists patent at less than half the rate of male counterparts

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      03 August 2006

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    • Not your grandmothers’s goats

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      03 August 2006

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    July

    • A mix of physics, religion and, now, $2.2 million in grant money

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      31 July 2006

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    • Blanketing Boston with WiFi

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      31 July 2006

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    • Conflicts of interest-in the news again

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      27 July 2006

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    • A questionable source of hands

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      26 July 2006

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    • States jump into the stem cell fray--will Massachusetts?

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      25 July 2006

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    • $18 million of Gates Foundation money to Beth Israel Deaconess

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      20 July 2006

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    • Getting professors to “play” nicely together

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      19 July 2006

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    • A problem with hyper-competitiveness in biology?

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      15 July 2006

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    • Local blood substitute biotech company faces challenges

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      14 July 2006

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    • A potential $390 million in donations for Harvard, gone along with Summers

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      13 July 2006

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    • Community curation and websites

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      11 July 2006

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    • Another drug company neighbor in Cambridge

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      10 July 2006

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    • Nature stem cells podcast, almost all made in Boston

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      10 July 2006

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    • NIH funding in the doldrums--what to do?

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      05 July 2006

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    June

    • Summers is leaving, and so are potential donors

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      28 June 2006

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    • UMass: university and contract manufacturer

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      26 June 2006

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    • Where has all the funding gone? Scientific brain drain part 2

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      22 June 2006

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    • A scientific brain drain in Boston?

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      21 June 2006

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    • Raising patient hopes and hurting them instead: what do to with Dr. Huang?

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      19 June 2006

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    • What's coming up next on NNB

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      14 June 2006

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    • Trying to make Harvard more women-friendly

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      13 June 2006

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    • A one-million-subject study in the US?

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      12 June 2006

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    • The rise of wiki protocols

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      08 June 2006

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    • Would I donate my eggs to science?

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      07 June 2006

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    • Partying with 100 of our closest friends

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      07 June 2006

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    • Today's the big day....Welcome!

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      06 June 2006

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