February/March 2000 Brainstorms Emory and the changing climate of neuroscience "Good interdisciplinarity is . . . in some ways just more work." "Scholarship these days . . . involves one's own personal style of eclecticism." No Conflict, No Interest Ethical considerations in technology transfer By John Banja, Associate Professor, Rehabilitation Medicine Blumenthal's Folly Faculty citizenship or administrative burden? By David Blumenthal The Merit in Emeritus Aging gracefully in the academy By Eugene Bianchi, Professor of Religion, and John Bugge, Professor of English Seniors' Last Word Most recent graduating class says faculty is more academically than emotionally supportive Endnotes A selected calendar of events and deadlines

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