Science writer Tabitha Carvan explores the found poetry in the acknowledgement sections of PhD theses. Plus, researchers should explore the alternatives to animal research and can H5N1 spread through cow sneezes? Science writer Tabitha Carvan explores the found poetry in the acknowledgement sections of PhD theses.
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“We have become concerned that we have been teaching to the wrong test, that our support is reinforcing an existing system of recognition and prestige tied to circumscribed paths of scientific inquiry.” By supporting projects more likely to get NIH funding, the Doris Duke Foundation found it was sidelining research to improve care, reduce disease or boost the impact of proven interventions, write DDF chief Sam Gill and medical-research lead Sindy Escobar Alvarez. (— the most abundant living entities on our planet — microorganisms — and the role they play in health, the environment and food systems.
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