He reports at some length on the communicative abilities of a virtual menagerie, ranging from honeybees to humpback whales.
But for Dan Hammer, a Presidential Innovation Fellow at NASA, the tables were turned when a visit to a meeting "to discuss the value of the Agency's data holdings" provided his first-ever chance to see what it feels like to be "the only man in the room of powerful technologists," he reports at open.NASA.
At his hospital, he reported at a medical meeting this month, 18 of 30 babies were successfully treated with two weeks' worth of a high-dose oral steroid.
He reported at least $2,500 in expenses that appear to have been billed both to his campaign and to the Legislature, including airline tickets and conference stays.
In May 1955, he reported at the annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association on his use of two antipsychotic drugs, chlorpromazine, best known by the trade name Thorazine, and reserpine.
Benitez was slumping then, tired after a busy first month after a spring training in which he reported at 260 pounds, 25 more than his ideal weight.
"I can't believe I'm doing this, actually, now that I think about it," he reported at about Hour 6, sitting on a 2 train, across from a woman watching him suspiciously as he wrote in his subway notebook.
But then he decided that, no matter what, "we're coming up with a sub-30,000 gene count," he reported at last week's CSHL genome symposium.
Those mouse embryos developed extra digits, just as an embryo would have if the enhancers' target gene, Gli3, itself had been defective, he reported at the meeting.
The sooty mangabey caught its first SIV in 1808, and it jumped into humans 125 years later to become HIV-2, he reported at the meeting.
Studies of dog DNA have shown that the genes that regulate aggression affect development of facial shape, he reported at the meeting.
