Abstract

The study of terrorism strives to…

Joan Neuhaus Schaan, Jessica Phillips November 7, 2011

Center for Health and Biosciences | Biomedical Research | Journal

International Stem Cell Collaboration: How Disparate Policies Between the United States and the United Kingdom Impact Research

This article, published in the online journal PLoS ONE, examines the impact of collaboration on publication significance in the United States and the United Kingdom, world leaders in stem cell research with disparate policies. The findings suggest that national stem cell policy differences and regulatory mechanisms driving international stem cell research in both countries did not affect the frequency of international collaborations, or even the countries with which the U.S. and U.K. most often collaborated.

Elaine Howard Ecklund, Kirstin R.W. Matthews March 8, 2011

Research Paper

Speaking Frankly: Voices From the Borderlands — The Mexican Citizens Speak

Introduction: What We Seek to Achieve¹

As the situation in the borderlands becomes more dire, there have been—and will…

Joan Neuhaus Schaan February 11, 2011

Center for Public Finance | Research Paper

Fundamental Tax Reform: Then and Now

The authors would like to thank James A. Baker, III, honorary chairman of the Baker Institute and former U.S. Secretary of…

John W. Diamond, George R. Zodrow January 31, 2011

A scientist picks up test tubes from a rack.

Science and Technology Policy | Research Paper

C60 — A Model for the Future

A Civic Scientist Précis on Robert F. Curl Jr., Ph.D., Sir Harold Kroto, Ph.D., and the late Richard Smalley, Ph.D.

Kirstin R.W. Matthews, Neal F. Lane October 12, 2010

Center for Health and Biosciences | Biomedical Research | Research Paper

Frequently Asked Questions: Stem Cells

Kirstin Matthews, fellow in science and technology, answers questions regarding the biology, practical uses and ethical dilemmas surrounding stem cells.

Kirstin R.W. Matthews May 12, 2010