Vanity Fair by Kate Hamill

Deadly Medicine | Politics | Vanity Fair

http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/features/2011/01/deadly-medicine-201101?printable=true&currentPage=all[5/21/2011 8:50:22 AM] TAKE TWO ASPIRIN More and more clinical trials for new drugs are being outsourced overseas and conducted by companies for hire. Is oversight even possible? Photographs © Imagebroker/Alamy, from Image Source/Jupiter Images, © Vincent O’Byrne/Alamy (skulls); © Jason Salm...

Lecture 8 : Basilica group by Kate Juschenko

Vanity Press Publishing

A D E F I N I T I V E H I S T O R Y of vanity publishing can probably never be written. There is evidence to indicate that it has existed and at times even flourished during the last thirty-five or forty years, and it is not unreasonable to surmise that it goes back in time beyond that. But much of the published evidence takes the form of accounts of individual experiences with vanity publisher...

Kate Koles 2 , Anna

Fluorescent protein tags have revolutionized cell and developmental biology, and in combination with binary expression systems they enable diverse tissue-specific studies of protein function. However these binary expression systems often do not recapitulate endogenous protein expression levels, localization, binding partners, and developmental windows of gene expression. To address these limita...

Statement Kate Poirier

One goal of algebraic topology is the classification of topological spaces using algebraic invariants. Certain classes of spaces admit invariants with richer algebraic structure than other classes do, so these classes lend themselves more easily to classification. For example, the homology of a topological space is an abelian group. However, if the space is a manifold then its homology has an e...