News: James Watson on?genomics, rethinking the status quo in academe, job prospects, and predicting the future at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Posted by Nicole Johnston [Entry posted at 27th June 2005 11:22 AM GMT] At the conclusion of the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory phage symposium this weekend, James Watson, bedecked in tennis whites, concluded Sunday?s sessions in his inimitable fashion, touching on a range of topics and cutting straight to the point. ... Click to continue Comment on this news story News: In like a lion, out like a lamb... Posted by Nicole Johnston [Entry posted at 27th June 2005 09:44 AM GMT] University of Washington genome scientist, Maynard Olson, spoke this weekend at a symposium at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in honor of the 60th anniversary of the phage course, where he discussed molecular evolution in chronic bacterial ... Click to continue Comment on this news story News: Communication Breakdown? Posted by Nicole Johnston [Entry posted at 26th June 2005 08:20 AM GMT] University of California Davis scientist, John Roth, speaking this morning at the Cold Spring Harbor 60th anniversary phage course symposium, discussed the tendency towards bacteria and phage laboratories becoming increasingly marginalized at many ... Click to continue Comment on this news story News: Celebrating 60 Years of the Cold Spring Harbor Phage Course Posted by Nicole Johnston [Entry posted at 26th June 2005 06:40 AM GMT] This weekend, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory is celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Phage Course with a two day symposium led by some of today?s most notable molecular biologists. First organized by Max Delbruck in 1945, the course has been ... Click to continue Comment on this news story

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