[Mitworld] New: Jaenisch on Cloning and Warrior from Motorola

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The Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research
Director's Lecture Series for Non Scientists presents

Rudolf Jaenisch
Founding Member, Whitehead Institute
MIT Professor of Biology

"Nuclear Cloning and Cell Therapy: Fact and Fiction"

  In a topic that continues to be controversial, Jaenisch looks to get 
rid of the "hot air" around the cloning debate and discusses 
scientifically feasible options.  Go directly to the page at 
http://mitworld.mit.edu/video/200/.


This is the fourth lecture from the Whitehead Institute on MIT World. 
See the others by using the video finder, and selecting "Whitehead" 
from the list of "hosts".

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The Industrial Liaison Program

Technology Executives Lecture Series presents

Padmasree Warrior
Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer,
Motorola, Incorporated

"Seamless Transitions"

Padmasree Warrior gives an inside look at technological advances that 
are in the works at Motorola to enable people to make seamless 
transitions from work to home to car.  Go directly to the page at 
http://mitworld.mit.edu/video/201/.




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