[Mitworld] Stephen Ansolabehere and Rudolf Jaenisch

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The MIT Alumni Association's Technology Day 2003
Fast Times at MIT: What's New, What's Next-Now What?
presents


Professor Stephen Ansolabehere
Professor of Political Science in School of Humanities, Arts and 
Social Sciences
Political Advertising, Free Speech and the Problem of Campaign Reform

and

Professor Rudolf Jaenisch
Professor of Biology and Whitehead Institute Member
Mammalian Cloning and Stem Cell Therapy: Problems and Promise



The MIT Alumni Association's annual Technology Day took on ethical 
issues as they related to current research at MIT.  Lectures from 
faculty at five MIT Schools were presented at the 2003 event covering 
topics such as public housing, political advertising, stem cell 
research, global economics and nanotechnology and the soldier of the 
future.  Check out the new Alumni Association web site at 
http://alum.mit.edu/

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