Don Lynn Anderson

Lynn Margulis, 1938-2011.

O n November 22, 2011, Lynn Margulis, visionary biologist and tireless champion of the microbial world, died of a massive stroke. Born in 1938, Lynn was intellectually precocious, earning her bachelor’s degree from the University of Chicago at age 18 and a Berkeley PhD 6 years later. Lynn’s enduring place in science was earned soon thereafter, with the publication of her theory of endosymbiosis...

Lynn Margulis (1938–2011)

of the nitrogen cycling has major consequences for other biogeochemical processes and ecosystem functions and services, Voss says. Recent research has uncovered an apparent imbalance in the nitrogen budget of the oceans, which isn’t completely understood yet and may point to additional processes that remain to be discovered. The traditional view that bacterial denitrification is the only signif...

Steven Jay Lynn , SUNY Binghamton

Dogged Don

Like the movements of the MinD protein, rapid move-1965 to 1996, the period covered by the book, Don Metcalf was Head of the Cancer Research Unit and ments are occurring in the intellectual landscape of cell Assistant Director of the Institute, which was headed biology, and cell polarity is no exception. This volume during this period by Gus Nossal. The focus of Metcalf's is a snapshot of the f...

Don Gotterbarn

This paper uses a cases study about a technical decision to review to computerethics decision procedures. 1. Decision making for the ethical Even before Jim Moor’s seminal paper on Core Values, Kidder [2002] declares “... that despite differences in religion, philosophy, geographical location, nationality, and race, human beings have a common belief in five core values: honesty, responsibility,...