To: CharleyMike who wrote (1159 ) 7/20/1998 1:33:00 PM From: Janice Shell Read Replies (1) | Respond to
Thank you, Charles. A very interesting article indeed. I wonder why no one has seen fit to comment on it. Let's hit some of the salient points once again, for those who didn't click on the URL:Malcolm Skolnick, Ph.D., J.D., Director of the Office of Technology Management of the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, who is also named in CSI's "fact sheet" as "helping [to] direct [research] activities," was unaware that the company had initiated promotional efforts. Skolnick also denied that he had given CSI permission to use his name and said that his role had been limited to some discussions with representatives of the firm concerning its possible financial support of basic cryogenic research. He also agreed that the technology suggested by the company was not at all likely to be feasible within the lifetime, let alone the reproductive lifetime, of any of the company's prospective clients. "It's four to eight orders of magnitude beyond" current technology, said Skolnick.
