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President
• Nigel M. de S. Cameron
  Nigel Cameron's Blog

Fellows
• Adrienne Asch
• Brent Blackwelder
• Paige Comstock Cunningham
• Marsha Darling
• Jean Bethke Elshtain
• Kevin FitzGerald
• Debra Greenfield
• Amy Laura Hall
• Jaydee Hanson
• C. Christopher Hook
• Douglas Hunt
• William B. Hurlbut
• Andrew Kimbrell
• Abby Lippman
• Michele Mekel
• C. Ben Mitchell
• M. Ellen Mitchell
• Stuart A. Newman
• Judy Norsigian
• David Prentice
• Charles Rubin

Affiliated Scholars
• Sheri Alpert
• Diane Beeson
• Nanette Elster
• Rosario Isasi
• Henk Jochemsen
• Christina Bieber Lake
  Christina Bieber Lake's Blog
• Katrina Sifferd
• Tina Stevens
• Brent Waters

Co-founders
• Lori Andrews
• Nigel M. de S. Cameron



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News


Delivering Drugs with MEMS
Kevin Bullis, Technology Review, November 30, 2007
An MIT spinoff is finally ready to begin testing smart implants for drug delivery and sensing.
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Mouse-model Hints at OCD Gene
Ailsa Taylor, BioNews.org.uk, August 28, 2007
Studies on brain signals in mice have lead to the discovery of a gene that may be linked to obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) in humans, according to a study published in the journal Nature last week.
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Hybrid Embryo Ban 'Unnecessary'
BBC News, April 5, 2007
British Members of Parliament differ on the government's plans to ban the creation of human-animal hybrid embryos.
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Scientists Triumph in Battle Over Ban on Hybrid Embryos
Mark Henderson, The Times, February 27, 2007
Plans to outlaw the creation of human-animal hybrid embryos for research are to be dropped after a revolt by scientists.
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Brave, New Biotech World -- Human, Animal Mix Raises Ethical Concerns
John Allen, National Catholic Reporter, February 13, 2007
British tabloids have been running sensationalized images of chimeras -- genetic mixtures of humans and rabbits, and humans and cows -- derisively dubbed "Franken-bunnies" and "moo-tants."
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