You wouldn't think zombies would be opposed to deadly pathogens
By adamg - Sat, 10/31/2009 - 6:38am.
But apparently they are, as a group of them protested the BU biolab at BU.
- Add new comment |
- Send to a friend |
|
| 
But apparently they are, as a group of them protested the BU biolab at BU.
|
| 
Copyright 2009 by Adam Gaffin and by content posters. Contact Universal Hub. Privacy policy.
Colophon: Powered by Drupal and Dunkin' Donuts medium, skim milk, no sugar.

A cured zombie
... is a dead zombie! Better undead than unalive.
virulent pathogens
What kind of virulent pathogens will researchers be working with in Roxbury in the heart our densely populated city, with what security controls and to what end?
How's Ebola, Marburg and plague grab you?
Brief overview.
When Ebola, Marburg and
When Ebola, Marburg and plague are spreading and there's no vaccine, what will you be asking?
There are other places where one can put a lab to study them
An island, for example.
We've now had two incidents involving BU researchers and infectious diseases - tularemia and, more recently, meningitis. I'm hoping it's not too much to ask whether a building in the heart of the city is the best place to be storing and experimenting with far deadlier microorganisms.