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Harrington’s research took her to Beijing, China—where she worked alongside traditional Chinese medical practitioners and other Western scientists??and Chicago, Ill., where the actual experiments were conducted...
...campus are skeptical of any effort to reduce civil liberties concerns to numbers. While Brian J. Wong ’03, executive director of the Civil Liberties Union of Harvard, believes it is important to consider the trade-off between civil liberties and security, he said he questions social scientists?? reductionist tendency...
...there are other differences, the notion of a perfect, symmetric universe espoused by physicists will no longer be accurate, having revolutionary implications on scientists?? understanding of the physical world...
...with utmost respect for the power of each to answer critical questions in different spheres of life.” Moral questions infuse scientific debates on issues such as cloning and animal experimentation. And the irrational side of religion is no less potent than the irrational drives of scientists. Scientists?? methods, selection of projects and interactions with each other are often driven by the same irrational parts of the human mind that underpin religious belief. Neither religious faith nor science is a completely rational system. After all, they are both the result of the human genome, which...
Martin said several Harvard officials have already expressed their concerns to federal officials at conferences, such as the National Academy of Scientists?? conference on confidentiality in biological defense held this past weekend...