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xconomy.com » Xconomy - 7 hours ago
Biotech, Leroy Hood, Systems Biology Leroy Hood wrote: (Editor’s note: This is an excerpt of an autobiographical essay by Leroy Hood. A full version describing many of his career decisions appeared earlier this year …
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xconomy.com » Xconomy Life Sciences Feed - 13 hours ago
Biotech, Leroy Hood, Systems Biology Leroy Hood wrote: (Editor’s note: This is an excerpt of an autobiographical essay by Leroy Hood. A full version describing many of his career decisions appeared earlier this year …
Also tagged: national, biotech, physics, life sciences, leroy hood, boston xcon, national xcon, seattle xcon, san diego xcon
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Could Life Evolve on the Internet?wired.com » Wired: Wired Science - Sep 9, 2008 If principles of life are universal, could life emerge on the internet? I posed the question to evolutionary dynamicist Martin Nowak of Harvard University, developer of a mathematical model of evolution's origins, the … Also tagged: evolution, complexity |
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A Fleet of 1500 Cloud-Seeding Ships Could Stop Global Warming, Say Scientists [Mega Environmentalism]Using a fleet of 1500 wind-powered ships that cruise the oceans autonomously, spraying massive plumes of salt water into the air, we could reverse the effects of global warming within years. So says John Latham, a … Also tagged: climate change, science, environment, mega environmentalism |
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A New Pathway For Cancer Researchwired.com » Wired: Wired Science - Sep 4, 2008 The future of cancer drug development may be targeting pathways rather than single genes and their products. Two new and unprecedentedly detailed analyses of pancreatic and brain cancers found dozens of mutations, but … Also tagged: cancer |
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War on Cancer Grows More Tangledwired.com » Wired: Wired Science - Sep 4, 2008 Cancer-causing mutations are so varied and subtle that targeting pathways -- not single genes and their products -- may be the future of cancer drug development. Two new and unprecedentedly detailed analyses of … Also tagged: cancer |
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Open-Source Biomodels: Molecules First, Then the Worldwired.com » Wired: Wired Science - Jul 22, 2008 The open-source software movement has finally met the world of biological modeling. Both a language and a program, "little b" gives systems biologists an infrastructure for building and sharing models of cellular … Also tagged: web tech |
Members of the Earth Systems Science Agency can predict the future, monitor the weather and control satellites. They have a loosely-defined connection to the U.S. government and several cutting-edge labs, and possess …
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Bill Gates on Pharmaceuticals: The System Isn't Workingwired.com » Wired: Wired Science - Apr 23, 2008 Ten weeks and counting. That's how long Bill Gates has until July 1, when he will officially end his role as chairman at Microsoft, the company he co-founded more than 30 years ago, and turn his attention to the Bill … |
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The Complexity of Evolutionwired.com » Wired: Wired Science - Apr 16, 2008 Scientists usually study natural selection at a single level, such as genes or individuals or even a population, says biophysical complexity researcher Maya Paczuski -- but it takes place at all these levels … Also tagged: evolution |