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IN LETTER TO CONGRESS, CORPORATE-LEADERS CALL CAMPUS SCIENCE CRUCIAL TO PROGRESS - CEOS UNDERSCORE THE COMMERCIAL SECTORS RELIANCE ON ACADEMIAS BASIC DISCOVERIES AND TRAINED INVESTIGATORS
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, IN LETTER TO CONGRESS, CORPORATE-LEADERS CALL CAMPUS SCIENCE CRUCIAL TO PROGRESS - CEOS UNDERSCORE THE COMMERCIAL SECTORS RELIANCE ON ACADEMIAS BASIC DISCOVERIES AND TRAINED INVESTIGATORS, The Scientist, 9(9), 1995, pp. 1
STRUGGLE OVER ONLINE CANCER SERVICE SPURS LARGER MEDICAL-ETHICS DEBATE (VOL 9, PG 1, 1995)
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, STRUGGLE OVER ONLINE CANCER SERVICE SPURS LARGER MEDICAL-ETHICS DEBATE (VOL 9, PG 1, 1995), The Scientist, 9(9), 1995, pp. 10-10
GENE PATENTING IS ON THE RISE, BUT SCIENTISTS ARE UNIMPRESSED - LUCRATIVE, HIGH-PROFILE DEALS FOR RIGHTS TO GENETIC RESEARCH ARE THE EXCEPTION RATHER THAN THE RULE, THEY SAY
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, GENE PATENTING IS ON THE RISE, BUT SCIENTISTS ARE UNIMPRESSED - LUCRATIVE, HIGH-PROFILE DEALS FOR RIGHTS TO GENETIC RESEARCH ARE THE EXCEPTION RATHER THAN THE RULE, THEY SAY, The Scientist, 9(8), 1995, pp. 1
AUSTRALIAN RESEARCHER WILL RECEIVE TEMPLETON-PRIZE HONORING CONTRIBUTIONS BRIDGING SCIENCE AND RELIGION - DAVIES,PAUL
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, AUSTRALIAN RESEARCHER WILL RECEIVE TEMPLETON-PRIZE HONORING CONTRIBUTIONS BRIDGING SCIENCE AND RELIGION - DAVIES,PAUL, The Scientist, 9(8), 1995, pp. 17-17
STRUGGLE OVER ONLINE CANCER SERVICE SPURS LARGER MEDICAL-ETHICS DEBATE - UNIVERSITY MOVE TO REIN IN A JUNIOR PROFESSOR RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT RESPONSIBILITY FOR PATIENT-CARE ADVICE AND THE APPROPRIATE ROLE OF EXPERTS ON THE INTERNET
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, STRUGGLE OVER ONLINE CANCER SERVICE SPURS LARGER MEDICAL-ETHICS DEBATE - UNIVERSITY MOVE TO REIN IN A JUNIOR PROFESSOR RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT RESPONSIBILITY FOR PATIENT-CARE ADVICE AND THE APPROPRIATE ROLE OF EXPERTS ON THE INTERNET, The Scientist, 9(7), 1995, pp. 1
USE OF ELECTRONIC PREPRINTS BY SCIENTISTS POSES CHALLENGES TO PUBLISHERS
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, USE OF ELECTRONIC PREPRINTS BY SCIENTISTS POSES CHALLENGES TO PUBLISHERS, The Scientist, 9(7), 1995, pp. 3
MOLECULAR BIOLOGISTS TO ASSUME ASM PRESIDENCY IN 1996, PLANS TO ADDRESS ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH SOCIETY GROWTH - BERNS,KENNETH,I.
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, MOLECULAR BIOLOGISTS TO ASSUME ASM PRESIDENCY IN 1996, PLANS TO ADDRESS ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH SOCIETY GROWTH - BERNS,KENNETH,I., The Scientist, 9(7), 1995, pp. 21-21
SMALLER BIOTECHS CAPTURING TOP TALENT FROM LARGE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPETITORS - STOCK-OPTIONS AND OPENNESS TO INDEPENDENT PERSONALITIES ARE INCREASING THE APPEAL OF SMALL FIRMS FOR CREATIVE, AMBITIOUS SCIENTISTS
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, SMALLER BIOTECHS CAPTURING TOP TALENT FROM LARGE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPETITORS - STOCK-OPTIONS AND OPENNESS TO INDEPENDENT PERSONALITIES ARE INCREASING THE APPEAL OF SMALL FIRMS FOR CREATIVE, AMBITIOUS SCIENTISTS, The Scientist, 9(6), 1995, pp. 1
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY EMPLOYMENT RESEARCH ORGANIZATION APPOINTS NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WITH STATISTICAL STRENGTHS - GADDY,CATHERINE,D.
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY EMPLOYMENT RESEARCH ORGANIZATION APPOINTS NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WITH STATISTICAL STRENGTHS - GADDY,CATHERINE,D., The Scientist, 9(6), 1995, pp. 17-17
COMPETING ATTRACTIONS OF PRIVATE RESEARCH PROVE ALLURING TO TOP ACADEMIC SCIENTISTS - MOVES TO COMPANIES BY A SMALL-GROUP OF HHMI INVESTIGATORS SHOWS THE GROWING APPEAL OF COMMERCIAL-SECTOR BIOLOGICAL-RESEARCHJOBS
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, COMPETING ATTRACTIONS OF PRIVATE RESEARCH PROVE ALLURING TO TOP ACADEMIC SCIENTISTS - MOVES TO COMPANIES BY A SMALL-GROUP OF HHMI INVESTIGATORS SHOWS THE GROWING APPEAL OF COMMERCIAL-SECTOR BIOLOGICAL-RESEARCHJOBS, The Scientist, 9(5), 1995, pp. 1
SCRIPPS NEUROSCIENTIST NAMED SCIENCE EDITOR - BLOOM,FLOYD,E.
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, SCRIPPS NEUROSCIENTIST NAMED SCIENCE EDITOR - BLOOM,FLOYD,E., The Scientist, 9(5), 1995, pp. 17-17
NIH CHIEF VARMUS, IN HIS 2ND YEAR, CREDITED WITH REINVIGORATING AGENCY - QUESTIONS REMAIN ABOUT THE LOW-KEY DIRECTORS HANDLING OF CLINICAL RESEARCH, CONGRESS, AND SCIENTIFIC MISCONDUCT
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, NIH CHIEF VARMUS, IN HIS 2ND YEAR, CREDITED WITH REINVIGORATING AGENCY - QUESTIONS REMAIN ABOUT THE LOW-KEY DIRECTORS HANDLING OF CLINICAL RESEARCH, CONGRESS, AND SCIENTIFIC MISCONDUCT, The Scientist, 9(4), 1995, pp. 1
BRODER SURPRISE DEPARTURE FROM NCI REVEALS STRAIN OF GOVERNMENT SERVICE
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, BRODER SURPRISE DEPARTURE FROM NCI REVEALS STRAIN OF GOVERNMENT SERVICE, The Scientist, 9(4), 1995, pp. 1
LOOKING FOR ACTION ON MISCONDUCT
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, LOOKING FOR ACTION ON MISCONDUCT, The Scientist, 9(4), 1995, pp. 6-6
WHOS IN CHARGE
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, WHOS IN CHARGE, The Scientist, 9(4), 1995, pp. 7-7
CHANGES TO OMB INDIRECT-COSTS GUIDELINES MAY NOT SATISFY BUDGET-CUTTING LAWMAKERS - UNIVERSITY GROUPS WORK WITH CLINTON ADMINISTRATION TO REWRITE INDIRECT-COSTS RULES - BUT WILL THE NEW CONGRESS ASK FOR MORE
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, CHANGES TO OMB INDIRECT-COSTS GUIDELINES MAY NOT SATISFY BUDGET-CUTTING LAWMAKERS - UNIVERSITY GROUPS WORK WITH CLINTON ADMINISTRATION TO REWRITE INDIRECT-COSTS RULES - BUT WILL THE NEW CONGRESS ASK FOR MORE, The Scientist, 9(3), 1995, pp. 1
ON THEIR OWN - STEWART AND FEDER PERSIST WITH MISCONDUCT INQUIRIES
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, ON THEIR OWN - STEWART AND FEDER PERSIST WITH MISCONDUCT INQUIRIES, The Scientist, 9(3), 1995, pp. 3-4
DUO DUE FOR RE-REASSIGNMENT
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, DUO DUE FOR RE-REASSIGNMENT, The Scientist, 9(3), 1995, pp. 4-4
INDIRECT COSTS - NEGOTIATING THE NUMBERS
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, INDIRECT COSTS - NEGOTIATING THE NUMBERS, The Scientist, 9(3), 1995, pp. 10-10
HUSBAND-AND-WIFE RESEARCH TEAM SHARE NOBEL PREDICTOR PRIZE FROM COLUMBIA - KAPPLER,JOHN.W., MARRACK,PHILIPPA
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, HUSBAND-AND-WIFE RESEARCH TEAM SHARE NOBEL PREDICTOR PRIZE FROM COLUMBIA - KAPPLER,JOHN.W., MARRACK,PHILIPPA, The Scientist, 9(3), 1995, pp. 24-24
BIOTECH COMPANIES SET TO PROFIT FROM ANIMAL-ORGAN TRANSPLANTS
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, BIOTECH COMPANIES SET TO PROFIT FROM ANIMAL-ORGAN TRANSPLANTS, The Scientist, 9(20), 1995, pp. 1
ALTERNATIVE PATHS TO XENOTRANSPLANTATION
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, ALTERNATIVE PATHS TO XENOTRANSPLANTATION, The Scientist, 9(20), 1995, pp. 11-11
RECENTLY OUSTED GENENTECH PRESIDENT RAAB,G.,KIRK NAMED BOARD CHAIRMANAT SHAMAN-PHARMACEUTICALS
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, RECENTLY OUSTED GENENTECH PRESIDENT RAAB,G.,KIRK NAMED BOARD CHAIRMANAT SHAMAN-PHARMACEUTICALS, The Scientist, 9(20), 1995, pp. 17-17
PRESIDENTS ACTION ON EMBRYOS DRAWING FIRE FROM SCIENTISTS - CLINTON BAN ON FUNDS FOR MOST STUDIES USING FERTILIZED HUMAN EGGS SHORT CIRCUITS NIHS POLICY-MAKING PROCESS
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, PRESIDENTS ACTION ON EMBRYOS DRAWING FIRE FROM SCIENTISTS - CLINTON BAN ON FUNDS FOR MOST STUDIES USING FERTILIZED HUMAN EGGS SHORT CIRCUITS NIHS POLICY-MAKING PROCESS, The Scientist, 9(2), 1995, pp. 1
SCIENCE LEFT UNDONE
Authors: HOKE F
Citation: F. Hoke, SCIENCE LEFT UNDONE, The Scientist, 9(2), 1995, pp. 6-6
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