Articles by John Dudley Miller

BARDA aims to facilitate product development by filling the funding gap between testing and commercialization

Government won't have its desired stockpile of recombinant-based vaccine for at least another three years

Boston University and the NIH have agreed to reassess the environmental risks of their high-security anti-terrorism lab

The City of Boston is likely to become the first major urban center in the U.S. to monitor research on dangerous organisms

Department of Homeland Security cuts 29 proposed sites for new facility to just 18

$30 million expansion and upgrade fuels speculation about how long aging Plum Island facility will stay open

Group claims agency violated federal law in choosing densely populated site for new biocontainment facility

Plague researcher looking for scientific job in US or Europe

List grows to 29; some nearby communities voice mixed reactions

Billions in economic impact attracts variety of public and private bidders

Experts say conditions that led to professor?s death exist at other schools

University of Washington research on hold due to changing biocontainment rules

Department seeks location to replace aging Plum Island lab and expand its mission

Opponents fail to block construction of new complex, containing BSL 2, 3 and 4 laboratories

FEATUREIs Peer Review Broken?What about Fast-track?Despite a high profile incident, preliminary evidence suggests the practice does not change peer-review quality or rejection ratesBY JOHN DUDLEY MILLER Many biomedical journals offer fast-track peer reviews of scientific articles. Woo-Suk Huang's now- discredited 2005 Science paper about human cloning was accepted 58 days after submission, faster than the