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It's time to stop talking about talking
In its 178-year history, no one can remember a plenary panel at an AAAS meeting that was just graduate students. It was long overdue, and that was even more apparent after I had the privilege of moderating a group of graduate students at th...
More on China's biomedical science from a long-time expert
Last week, I had a column out in Science on the rise of biopharma in China that included comments from Noubar Afeyan, an industry leader in the US. Noubar’s full interview is here. I also interviewed and quoted Bill Kirby, a longstanding ex...
US biopharma is falling behind
I’m out today with a column in Science with quotes from industry leaders in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries about the lack of action of the United States in responding to the impressive rise of these industries in China. Pro...
Hating and loving AI in 2026
In the 30 years that I’ve been in management, many technological advances have come along that were supposed to save money, make things more efficient, eliminate jobs, and potentially destroy industries. So far, none of them has. Here’s a t...
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