Genetics--ethics.
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Aaron Klug, June 2005
Item — Box AV02, miniDV: CSHL1091
Scope and Contents
Aaron Klug, Nobel Prize winning chemist and biophysicist, is interviewed by Mila Pollock on June 17, 2005, at the Molecular Biology Laboratory of the Medical Research Council, in Cambridge, United Kingdom.Aaron Klug discusses the following in his interview:
Scene 1. Becoming a scientist -- Scene 2. What it takes to be a scientist -- Scene 3. Zinc finger proteins: discovery and application -- Scene 4. Founding of the Sanger Centre and early involvement in genomics -- Scene 5. Gene...
Dates:
June 2005
Elof Carlson Collection
Collection
Identifier: EAC
Abstract
The Elof Carlson Collection documents the professional career of Dr. Elof Axel Carlson as a university level professor through his retirement to become a writer. Professionally, Dr. Carlson is best known for his biography of Nobel prize winning scientist Dr. Hermann J. Muller. The breadth and scope of the collection range from scientific research and laboratory notebooks to humorous essays on modern society.
Dates:
1866 - 2022
Found in:
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Archives
David Bentley, 2004-05-14
Item — Box AV01, miniDV: CSHL1017
Scope and Contents
David Bentley, geneticist and a founding member of the management team of the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, is interviewed by Mila Pollock on May 14, 2004, at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, New York.
David Bentley's interview discusses the following topics: Scene 1. Becoming a scientist -- Scene 2. Alternative career paths -- Scene 3. Involvement in genomics -- Scene 4. Mapping human chromosomes -- Scene 5. Mechanics of the HGP: 1986 meeting at the Medical Research...
Dates:
2004-05-14
Ian Dunham, 2004-05-16
Item — Box AV01, miniDV: CSHL1049
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Oral History Collection contains interviews conducted with 200 scientists within the fields of molecular biology, genetics, and the life sciences between 1990 and 2018. The interviewees provide first-hand accounts of their experiences in the fields of modern biology, such as neuroscience, cancer, genetics, plant genetics, genomics, biotechnology and others, from the 1940s through the 2000s. The collection contains audio and video recordings, as well as transcripts of interviews....
Dates:
2004-05-16