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April 15, 2013
Recognizing the Anniversary of the Human Genome Map
Yesterday marked the tenth anniversary of the first complete mapping of the human genome
Dr. Robert Klitzman, director of the Master’s and Certification Programs in Bioethics at Columbia University, joined the Leonard Lopate Show on WNYC earlier today to talk about how human genome sequencing has changed medicine and bioethics. In addition, Dr. Klitzman wrote about this anniversary in a recent post on Psychology Today, “Am I My Genes?”
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Kiran Bhujle, Global Managing Director at SVAM International and part-time lecturer in M.S. in Enterprise Risk Management and M.S. Technology Management programs, explores how AI is reshaping who gets to build technology.
(Forbes)
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In Columbia’s Nonprofit Management program, lecturers Ramone Segree and John Hicks share real-world insights on building impactful careers in today’s evolving nonprofit sector.
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Cuts to the U.S. Forest Service weaken science, staffing, and oversight, leaving forests more vulnerable to harm and misuse.
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