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Stem Cells and the Truth: Ethics, Fraud, and the Politics of Science
Gareth Cook, science journalist for the Boston Globe, presents a lecture on the complex relationship between science and politics in the stem cell debate. Cook was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 2005 for his investigation of stem cell research and its scientific, social, and ethical ramifications.
Cook is introduced by Kevin Bedell, chairman of the physics department and Rourke Professor of Physics at Boston College.
Speaker: Gareth Cook
Date: February 8, 2006
Length: 38:35
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By Boston CollegeGareth Cook, science journalist for the Boston Globe, presents a lecture on the complex relationship between science and politics in the stem cell debate. Cook was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 2005 for his investigation of stem cell research and its scientific, social, and ethical ramifications.
Cook is introduced by Kevin Bedell, chairman of the physics department and Rourke Professor of Physics at Boston College.
Speaker: Gareth Cook
Date: February 8, 2006
Length: 38:35