Articles by Ned Stafford

German stem cell researchers say a colleague's claims about an adult stem cell heart therapy are scientifically flawed and politically motivated

The source of research dollars is shifting. Will this affect the direction of academic research?

Bonn?s Caesar will become a neuroscience center in what some staff see as a hostile takeover

Killer App: Microsoft Bio?

Spreading Better Diagnosis

Max Delbruck Center gives up search for younger, outside candidate -- to the surprise of some scientists

A handful of nations seek a ban even in countries where the research is legal

Israeli scientists published most stem cell articles per capita since 2000, although US produced most in total

Response follows media furor over admission by Dolly first author that he did not deserve half of the credit

Credit: © Getty Images" /> Credit: © Getty Images The European Life Scientist Organization (ELSO) is hoping to raise the visibility of European-based female scientists with a new public online database of ?expert women.? Recently launched, the organizers of the Database of Expert Woman in the Molecular Sciences hope it will promote qualified women as candidates for professorships, advisory groups, and committees; as speakers at conferences; and as manuscript reviewers and members of

Scientists anticipate boost in life science funding, new programs

Researcher denies manipulating published data linking noise to heart attack

New statement disappoints scientists hoping for a softening of current restrictions

Funding recipients insist they're above board

Biotech representatives praise the move, a shift from previous government sentiment