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    • Science and Technology Policy

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    • The Hastings Center's policy work and research environment.
    • Dan Callahan's leadership and mentorship style.

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    • The author's initial pitch to Dan Callahan in 1986.
    • The contrast between the author's Boston-based group and The Hastings Center's approach.
    • Callahan's receptiveness to new ideas and collaborations.

    Key Insights:

    • Dan Callahan was a "boundary crosser" in bioethics and policy.
    • He fostered a relaxed yet productive atmosphere for "smart people."
    • Callahan was responsive to "unproven young people" and innovative pitches.

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    • The enduring impact of Callahan's collaborative and boundary-pushing approach.
    • The potential for cross-disciplinary work inspired by his leadership.
    • The value of mentorship in advancing policy-relevant research.