by Avery Avrakotos, Education and Policy Coordinator
Who says research ethics doesn’t make good beach reading? Just in time for the first day of summer, here are five page-turning books—from historical fiction to riveting memoirs—that are sure to keep you on the edge of your beach chair!
As we hurtle towards summer, the research world is heating up! From contentious stem cell policies in Texas, to evidence of potential misdiagnoses in children, this week’s “Science Times” synthesis is full of controversial and eye-opening reports from around the globe.
Week of April 9
More brainpower seen in soccer’s top scorers: A new study finds that elite soccer players in Sweden tested higher than non-players in executive [...] Read more
The 2012 Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) Conference hosted several forums that provided insight into complex issues in the field of animal care and use.
One such topic that was discussed at the conference was a webinar, Use of Non-Pharmaceutical-Grade Chemicals and Other Substances in Research with Animals, [...] Read more
PRIM&R is pleased to share a piece from the PRIM&R Blog Squad at the 2012 Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) Conference. The Blog Squad is composed of PRIM&R members who are devoted to blogging live from our conferences. This is Farah Moulvi's second year serving [...] Read more
PRIM&R is pleased to share a piece from the PRIM&R Blog Squad at the 2012 Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) Conference. The Blog Squad is composed of PRIM&R members who are devoted to blogging live from our conferences. This is Farah Moulvi's second year serving as a member of the PRIM&R [...] Read more
