CliniSpace – Immersive Learning Environments for Healthcare DIYgenomics openSNP Concept | Svenska Twitteruniversitetet The Swedish Twitter University: Mind-blowing Ideas in 25 Tweets The Swedish Twitter University (@SvTwuni) is a place where interesting speakers — scientists, academics, etc. — tweet about exciting ideas from their respective fields in a certain well-defined format. The presentation must comply with certain constraints, meant to stimulate creativity and challenge the tweeters to formulate their ideas as effectively and interestingly as possible: A presentation will be a maximum of 25 tweets long. Each tweet has a 140 character limit.Each tweet must be broken naturally—no ugly enjambement! The tweeter should pay attention to questions from the audience for a total of at least one hour from the start of the presentation. Events will be announced on @SvTwuni and this blog with the following information: You wanna go? Like this: Like Loading...
Biotechnologie: Wir Gen-Bastler Der Kurier schaut irritiert. "Bin ich hier richtig?" Er soll ein Päckchen abliefern, in dem eine Biotechfirma kurze Genstückchen verschickt, und hatte eigentlich ein Labor oder Institut erwartet. Stattdessen steht der Bote in der Tür zu unserem kleinen Büro in der Berliner Innenstadt. Wir versichern, dass er hier richtig ist, quittieren den Empfang, und der Bote zieht von dannen. Angefangen hat alles vor etlichen Monaten. Bis vor wenigen Jahren war Gentechnik allein Forschern in Laboren mit Millionenbudgets vorbehalten. "Wer die Welt wirklich verändern will, sollte mit den Genen starten" Einige der Laienforscher testen ihre eigenen Gene, um herauszufinden, ob sie an einer Erbkrankheit leiden. Steht die Demokratisierung der Molekularbiologie also unmittelbar bevor wie einst der Siegeszug der Personal Computer? Diesen Fragen wollten wir nachgehen. Computercracks wie der heute vielfache Milliardär Gates begannen in Garagen und Hinterzimmern. Wir haben eine Ecke in einem Berliner Büro.
DIYbio/FAQ From OpenWetWare DIYbio FAQ v1.5: "The biohacker's FAQ" This FAQ for DIYbio is actively maintained by it's editors, and by you! Edit your contributions directly or email updates to the DIYbio email list, diybio@googlegroups.com. Major contributors (in alphabetical order): The contents of this FAQ are copyright under the OpenWetWare Copyright policy (Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported). This Frequently Asked Questions document is for the DIYBio mailing list. 1.0 - copied on 4/7/2009 from heybryan.org...DIYbio_FAQ 1.1 - some updates to clarify original version 1.2 - new sections, reorg, + sections about DIY agar DOI:10.1007/BF00152620 --jcline@ieee.org 1.3 - expand projects sections. DIYbio is an organization that aims to help make biology a worthwhile pursuit for citizen scientists, amateur biologists, and DIY biological engineers who value openness and safety. What is DIYbio's mission? -- Len Sassaman, DIYbio google group Schmidt M, 2008. IRGC 2008. Other Papers:
Health and Quality of Life Outcomes JMIR-JMIR Home Ben's Friends: Patient Communities for People with Rare Diseases GRACE » Howard (Jack) West Howard (Jack) West, MDMedical Director, Thoracic Oncology ProgramSwedish Cancer InstituteSeattle, Washington, USAPresident & CEO, Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education (GRACE) Dr. Jack West is a medical oncologist and Medical Director of the Thoracic Oncology Program at the Swedish Cancer Institute in Seattle, Washington. He also serves as President of the medical education website OncTalk, LLC and the Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education (GRACE). Dr. West received an M. Dr. Conflicts of Interest President and Founder of OncTalk, LLC (intellectual property transferred to GRACE)Consultant – AstraZeneca, Eli Lilly, Genentech, GenMab, OSI Pharmaceuticals sanofi-aventis; Center for Biomedical Continuing EducationSpeakers Bureau – Eli Lilly, Genentech
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