A leading biochemist, she helped shape guidelines in the 1970s for genetic-engineering while calming public fears of a spread of deadly lab-made microbes. By Denise Gellene Maxine F. Singer, a ...

Maxine Singer, a molecular biologist who helped map the inner workings of DNA and led seminal debates in the 1970s that contributed to the first guidelines on the potential risks and ethical ...

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Georgina Ferry is a UK science writer, biographer and author of Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin: Patterns, Proteins and Peace. She is based in Oxford, UK. The US molecular biologist Maxine Singer made ...

Founded by Andrew Carnegie in 1902, the private, nonprofit Institution has an annual budget of $16 million. It supports research in biology, astronomy and the earth sciences by 60 scientists and 120 ...