ISSUE FOUR: JUNE 2011
Discoveries
Developing GFP as a Biological Marker
Chalfie describes the discoveries that led to the broad application of GFP as a marker for protein expression and localization.
Martin Chalfie's Talk
Drug Development
Desmond-Hellmann discusses the steps in drug development.
Susan Desmond-Hellmann's Talk
Science and Society
Recombinant DNA and Science Policy
How scientists drove the development of guidelines for recombinant DNA technology.
Contemporary Science Policy Issues
Berg explains why it has proven difficult to develop guidelines for issues like GMOs and embryonic stem cells.
High tech and low tech: A Balance.
Dwindling natural resources will require scientists to find creative solutions; both high tech and low tech.
Kai Simons' Talk
Encouraging Scientists to Improve Wikipedia
A discussion of why scientists and science students should edit and write for Wikipedia.
Frank Schulenburg's Talk
Advice for Young Scientists
Returning to Tanzania
Creativity allows Njelekela to do important research in Tanzania
Marina Njelekela's Talk
Careers
Following Your Dream
Barry describes his career trajectory from bioengineer to astronaut.
Daniel Barry's Talk
Science Museum Curator
Frazier tells us why she loves her job at a science museum.
Jennifer Frazier's Talk
Education
An Integrated Science Curriculum
An introductory, undergraduate curriculum integrates physical, computational and biological sciences.
David Botstein's Talk
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