BIO INTERNATIONAL 2023: A Lively Life Science Gathering
On June 7, 2023, I was privileged to cover the convention of the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) International Convention–my first […]
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Covid 19: Masks in Mass are required outdoors. Period.
Cambridge writer Anita Harris explains Covid 19 mask requirements in Cambridge, Watertown, and in other Massachusetts communities,
Art, science, engineering intersect at Koch Image Gallery 2017
Cambridge writer and photographer Anita Harris was wowed by the new exhibit of arty science images at MOT’s Koch Institute. The display, at 500 Main Street, is free to the public. It’s on until March, 2018.
Arts, Music, new cambridge observer, Video
Keytar Bear’s Music Raises Spirits in Kendall Square MBTA
Cambridge writer Anita Harris much enjoyed the performance Keytar Bear, a musician, on the Kendall Square MBTA platform. She shares a brief video, here. (Well, her train arrived).
Guest Post: Election Results-The Next Ten Years
Guest commentator Mark Orton presents a dark view of the future following the 2016 presidential election.
Andrew Kreig addresses National Press Club on “Presidential Puppetry”–New Book on Intelligence/Media Ties
Andrew Kreig’s new book “Presidential Puppetry “argues that failures in news reporting will continue because both traditional and social media are heavily influenced by revenue sources little understood by the public, including most journalists and academics.
Business & Economics, Health, Science, Tech, new cambridge observer, personalized medicine, Technology
Pasteur Institute Spin-out Ariana Pharma Opens Cambridge Office; Analytics Tech to Streamline Clinical Trials
Anita Harris of New Cambridge Observer writes that Ariana Pharma opens Ariana Data Intelligence, Inc., in Cambridge. Ariana offers “KEM” non-statistical analysis technology to streamline and to cut financial risk of clinical trials.
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Mr. Snowman: Neighborliness in Tough Times
Rather than engage in namecalling and derision, I’ll quit now –and simply thank whomever built Mr. Snowman for your neighborliness and sense of fun. You really brightened my day!
