…so that it is useful but not usable as a pattern on how to do bad things. Dr. Potter said the minutes from subcommittee meetings include important information but not…

…supply  Environmental quality  Strong national security and economy But, good science can be put to bad uses 4 DUR vs DURC DUR  Research conducted for legitimate purposes…

…DR. PATTERSON: Amy Patterson, executive 19 secretary for the committee, NIH. 20 CHAIRMAN AUGUSTINE: Thank you. 21 Let me also just take a moment to welcome 22 those who are…

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…and should not be considered to be official NSABB 18 findings or recommendations to the U.S. government. This document does not represent official policy 19 of the U.S. government. 20…

…motivate people NExTRAC Meeting Minutes, June 17, 2024 10 with incentives to such an extent to encourage bad science in which the public is deeply invested in the outcome of…

…important, these standards are eroding not just because of bad journal actors but also because even so-called reputable journals suffer from system-level challenges that undermine their quality control mechanisms. These…

…know from experience that public oversight and free critique, enabled by free public access to the latest publications, is the best method of identifying and addressing bad research quickly. Any…

…DNA-based nanoelectronics 17 http://syntheticbiology.org (accessed 9/29/09). 18 Drew Endy, “Foundations for engineering biology,” Nature 438 (2005): 449-453. 19 Ibid. 20 Ravi Singh and Kostas Kostarelos., “Designer adenoviruses for nanomedicine and…

…of any other federally funded efforts. We also discuss why transferring SEPA programs to the D.Ed. will impact critical SEPA functionalities: D.Ed. only proposes to fund school district-driven projects focused…