This is a compilation of two interviews, one hosted by LabCentral, a biotech incubator and accelerator in Kendall Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and the other by telephone with Science Careers.
In a telephone interview with Science last week, Western said that in recent months he had sensed that his support within the government was waning because he was resisting pressure by officials to open up some parks to mining operations.
Or, as Dr. Sowwan explained to me over the echoing and crackling telephone line to East Jerusalem: "Science and technology are universal languages like music and not connected to any religion or politics.
The schools were chosen based on an initial telephone conversation with a science teacher, getting the teachers' consent and the approval of the principal.
Dr. Barres discussed his commentary, his career and sexism in science in a telephone interview from his home in Stanford, Calif.
With two children in college, payments of $750 a month to COBRA for his family's health insurance, and scientific positions unobtainable in the hard-hit area, Prasher had to take what work he could find while continuing to search for a research post, he tells Science Careers by telephone.
Christian-Smith was one of a handful of experts who spoke to reporters during a telephone news conference organized by the science group.
"I'm not convinced of the science," he said in a telephone interview.
Editors at Science said that in a telephone conversation with Hwang and his coauthor Gerald Schatten before Hwang's press conference, the authors said they would retract the paper.
Eventually the telephone would have been invented because the science was there.
The growth of telemarketing has disillusioned the community and diminished the success of legitimate social science research by means of telephone-based surveys [ 34].
