Top scientists gather at UCSC to weigh future of human genome research Scientists from around the world came together at UCSC on Friday and Saturday, August 25-26, to address research on the human genome and its implications for the future of medicine and society. Events included a scientific workshop and a public forum including a keynote speech by Francis Collins, director of the National Human Genome Project. Many of those who couldn't make it to the event in person participated by viewing a live webcast. The forum will also be shown on C-SPAN. MORE Text Only Version	Aug. 20-Sept. 2, 2001 Vol. 6, No. 4 Former chancellor Sinsheimer receives UC Presidential Medal 'Nice and low-key' emergency drill coming to campus August 24 Transforming the classroom is key to educational reform, author says Fall lecture series to focus on marine research and conservation 'Tricks' of rabbit pox virus uncovered Research boosts theory about how the moon was formed CURRENTS ONLINE is produced every two weeks during the summer. The next issue will be posted on Monday, September 3.