Monday, December 19, 2005
about South Korea incident of stem-cell
Cut from CSMonitor
It's a good beginning
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For months, South Koreans basked in the glory of a scientist whose renown seemed to show the world they could achieve the same stunning success in scientific research as in commerce and manufacturing.
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In the end, a student's cited to show the true things, which happened in South Korea science areas. And this is similar in chinese, but even worse.
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"You have to do whatever the lab chief says," says a young graduate student in a university laboratory. "You have no power over anything even if you do all the work. I know what happens in my lab, and I can see what happened under Dr. Hwang."
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It's a good beginning
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For months, South Koreans basked in the glory of a scientist whose renown seemed to show the world they could achieve the same stunning success in scientific research as in commerce and manufacturing.
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In the end, a student's cited to show the true things, which happened in South Korea science areas. And this is similar in chinese, but even worse.
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"You have to do whatever the lab chief says," says a young graduate student in a university laboratory. "You have no power over anything even if you do all the work. I know what happens in my lab, and I can see what happened under Dr. Hwang."
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# posted by long @ 7:17 PM 
