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Crisis in Science Prompts Sharing of Data
Carl Bialik from the WSJ writes "'The crisis in "translational science," or turning basic discoveries into therapies, has been brewing for years, but it hit a depressing nadir in 2005, when just 20 new drugs won approval from the Food and Drug Administration,' Sharon Begley writes in the Wall Street Journal. Concerned researchers and foundations are pushing for more sharing of data between basic scientists and clinical investigators, and Stanford is launching a program to train doctoral students in bench-to-bedside research."
No one is complaining that this WSJ guy submitted an article he wrote, that will garner ad revenue for the WSJ? Give him the Roland/beatlesbeatles treatment, people!
But for those of you who subscribe and don't see ad's. On the /. Homepage i just saw a dudes package presented to me. I was oddly attracted by a flashing light hanging near the goods. If i were going to show off a product, i would not hang it near the package of a stone wash jeans wearning cowboy neal. They should change their slogan to Think HoMo.
You do not need to mod a post labelled OFF TOPIC as off topic!
Why do I even try?
Yeah, patents like FAT. OOOOOOH excuse me while I'm impressed :P
...that's the first thing to make me laugh today!