I think it's a good strategy, ... Cascade has done a great job in the semiconductor research market; the opportunity now is to see if they can extend to other areas.

Our research has shown that there is really no 'everybody on Linux wants to use scripts' or 'everybody on Linux wants to use a graphic interface'; everybody is kind of in between.

It's so rare, so that's why research gets so little funding. But for young people, and anyone with it, it robs them out of huge bits of their lives.

The Republican opponent here opposes any expansion of stem cell research. There is a clear difference between the approach I'm taking and the approach he's taking. For him to not be willing to support that puts him out on the extreme.

I'm just hopeful there are other ways to get to this research, something short of having to create a life and then destroy that life to help these very difficult circumstances.

In class work, it is easy to learn only what is needed for a grade. When doing research, I try to understand what I am studying completely. Another great thing about it is that I get to work one on one with professors in my field.