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Home > News > An all-star scientist ... and a human

March 9th, 2005

An all-star scientist ... and a human

Abstract:
Howard Lovy: I've been meaning to publicly congratulate my friend Jordan Paul Amadio, who was recently named to USA Today's 2005 College Academic All-Stars First Team. It's a well-deserved honor. Jordan is not only a bright young scientist, but he also pays attention to the social, cultural, economic and ethical context in which he will practice his science.

Source:
Howard Lovy's NanoBot

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