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uce ideas that change the way people think about science. — Professor George Whitesides Early in his tenure as President of Harvard University, Dr. Lawrence Summers signaled his view that science should play a bigger role in the mission of the University and across society. Harvard's rich tradition and scientif

ity had the opportunity to influence the way academic science and its commercialization would be done in the future. In the fall of 2003, President Summers convened a task force on science and technology to identify needs and opportunities in scientific research at Harvard. Such an assessment would ensu

me one of the most visible members of the chemistry community. Knowles commented: When I first met him, George was a first-year graduate student at Caltech. He was somebody who not only knew all about the arcane corner of organic chemistry that I'd worked on; he also knew all about everything else as w

to talk more than haapy to speak to her directly. On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 12:24 PM, John Brockman < wrote: Eastover Farm Nick, Elon, Danny, JE, Larry, Salar, Nathan, Charles, Jeff, Pierre, Sean, Lisa Randall needs advice re a possible move from the Harvard Physics Department to either Caltech or N

y, JE, Larry, Salar, Nathan, Charles, Jeff, Pierre, Sean, Lisa Randall needs advice re a possible move from the Harvard Physics Department to either Caltech or NYU, both of which have extended job offers. She's unhappy at Harvard, where the department seems to be intent on pulling the rug out from under

more than haapy to speak to her directly. On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 12:24 PM, John Brockman r inagen> wrote: Eastover Farm Nick, Elon, Danny, JE, Larry, Salar, Nathan, Charles, Jeff, Pierre, Sean, Lisa Randall needs advice re a possible move from the Harvard Physics Department to either Caltech or

, JE, Larry, Salar, Nathan, Charles, Jeff, Pierre, Sean, Lisa Randall needs advice re a possible move from the Harvard Physics Department to either Caltech or NYU, both of which have extended job offers. She's unhappy at Harvard, where the department seems to be intent on pulling the rug out from under

, Caltech is the clearly the right choice. -Danny On Aug 26, 2009, at 9:24 AM, John Brockman wrote: > Eastover Farm > • Nick, Elon, Danny, JE, Larry, Salar, Nathan, Charles, Jeff, Pierre, > Sean, > Lisa Randall needs advice re a possible move from the Harvard > Physics Department to either Calt

a -an Parke From: anny is Sent Wed 8/26/2009 9:53:58 PM Subject Re: Lisa Randall I have been part of the group trying to get her to come to Caltech, so I am too conflicted to offer objective advice. That said, Caltech is the clearly the right choice. -Danny On Aug 26, 2009, at 9:24 AM, John

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