KU alumnus helps stem cell advance from Harvard team
Kansas University alumnus Chad Cowan, now at Harvard, helps fuse skin and embryonic cells to form a reprogrammable hybrid cell. The breakthrough, reported in Science, hints at insulin production, nerve regeneration, and reduced transplant rejection while sparking ethical and political debate. Cowan cautions progress is years away and emphasizes ongoing need to refine the method and avoid slowing embryo-based research.
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Wind power divides environmentalists in Kansas debate
Environmentalists clash over tax breaks to boost Kansas wind power with Brent Blackwelder of Friends of the Earth touting growth and Ron Klataske of Audubon of Kansas warning about ecological and scenic impacts. The Flint Hills dispute slows development, raising concerns about fossil fuels and grid limits as sites like Montezuma and western counties shape policy.
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