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Day: March 1, 2012

Of Tusks and Tuskegee: A Problem in Research Ethics

Posted on March 1, 2012

Xtaldave, by his own admission, has the horn.  Well, if you’re being accurate about it, he has the tusk.  But what’s important is that he has a whopping great piece of ivory to play with. Dave works in the labs here in Manchester, doing clever things with chemicals and science and crystalography and that sort […]

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