Any opinions expressed belongs to the original blog author and does not represent the views of ..er..we no formal leh? how? whatever, we no opinion on any subject publish here. (Formal Disclaimer)
|
The Cat Welfare Society Supported by Tomorrow.sg |
Cycling turns calories into fitness : Anonymous Coward said 'Is there a naked cycling event in Singapore?...'
Love Me- A Photo Essay Exhibition of SPCA animals : miscel said 'This article the work of the author's health. I have always foll...'
MOE Reply to Recent Comments and Claims About AWARE’s Sexuality Education Programme in Schools : ankara evden eve nakliyat said 'very nice blog...'
Tiger Airways messes up : Yet Another Disappointed Customer said 'I experienced the same bad customer service with Tiger Airways. ...'
The unbearable heaviness of being : louis vuitton handbag said 'Very informative and trustworthy blog. Please keep updating with...'
Cycling turns calories into fitness : Anonymous Coward said 'Jack Neo!...'
Cycling turns calories into fitness : australia cheap flights said 'There isn't any other place in Internet, but your site, which gi...'
Tiger Airways messes up : Random said 'I had the same problem.. couldn't get through to the Singapore c...'
Tiger Airways messes up : Confused person said 'hello guys, wondering if anyone can help me! i wrote Binte as...'
The Tricks and Tactics of MLMs and Venture Era Group : =D said 'Read the law u retards...'


That's rather uninformed of you. The faculty and research done at KI are among the best in the world, especially in both oncology and in immune disorders. If Eng wanted to research infection biology, then there's nothing "wrong" for her to go there there for her Ph.D. studies.
And whether or not her research at KI caused her to go au naturel in Holland V. remains to be seen. Why speculate when we don't know anything?
BTW, not all the biomed work done here in the US is that great - some of the more important recent findings in, for e.g., stem cell research have been done in the UK, Sweden and Japan, rather than in "top" research institutes here like Harvard. It's just that the PR machine here is pretty well-oiled. ;-)
PS: Out of curiosity, what do you mean by "elegant work" as the qualifier for good research?