- A Free Solution to all your PDF Problems Master Class 2009 THE CURRENT CATALOG OF LIFE By Ed Regis In their futuristic workshops, the masters of the Synthetic Genomics, Craig Venter and George Church, play out their visions of bacteria reprogrammed to turn coal into methane gas and other microbes programmed to create jet fuel 14. August 2009 — John Brockman is a New York City literary agent with a twist: not only does he represent many of the world's top scientists and science writers, he's also founder and head of the Edge Foundation (www.edge.org), devoted to disseminating news of the latest advances in cutting-edge science and technology. Over the weekend of 24-26 July, in Los Angeles, Brockman's foundation sponsored a "master class" in which two of these same scientists — George Church, a molecular geneticist at Harvard Medical School, and Craig Venter, who helped sequence the human genome — gave a set of lectures on the subject of synthetic genomics. Church is also founder and head of the Personal Genome Project, or PGP. [ Permalink ]
famelab Natalie Kuldell From OpenWetWare Contact Information Biological Engineering, MIT 77 Mass Ave, 16-325 Cambridge, MA 02139 nkuldell AT mit DOT edu Teaching and Research Statement See my MIT BE site here Spring 2006: teaching BE.109 Spring 2007: teaching 20.109 Fall 2007: teaching 20.109 Spring 2008: teaching 20.020 and 20.902/20.947 Fall 2008: teaching 20.109 Spring 2009: teaching 20.20 and 20.902/20.947 Fall 2009: teaching 20.109 Spring 2010: teaching 20.20 and 20.902/20.947 Fall 2010: teaching 20.109 Spring 2011: teaching 20.20 and 20.385 Fall 2011: teaching 20.109 Spring 2012: teaching 20.20 and 20.385 Fall 2012: teaching 20.109 statement? ongoing teaching projects BE.109 and 20.109 class photos Spring 2004 Spring 2005 Spring 2006 Spring 2007 Fall 2007 Fall 2008 Fall 2009 Fall 2010 Fall 2012, + favorite blog quote: "As Natalie says, "this is a safe place, we are all friends." Yeast Q/A working page Perceived risks/rewards of Synthetic Biology Perceived risks/rewards of Synthetic Biology v2 Q/A "read more" SB Talks
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Rock Stars of Science HOME Matematyka - Geometria i Figury Geometryczne - kl. 5-8 Najlepsze zadania do nauki figur geometrycznych Szukasz ciekawych pomysłów na lekcje geometrii? Figury geometryczne to temat, który chcesz podjąć ze swoimi uczniami i zrobić to w kreatywny i angażujący sposób? Materiały, których szukasz, muszą być łatwe do pobrania i wydruku? Nie szukaj dalej. Geometria nie musi być nudna Wiele dzieci boi się geometrii lub myśli, że jest nudna. Czasami wszystko, czego potrzebujesz, to dobry pomysł na ciekawą lekcję. Różne dzieci, różne materiały Ten różnorodny zestaw materiałów zawiera nie tylko zadania do nauki figur geometrycznych, ale również: Piękne KolorowankiWciągające GryŚwietne SzablonyWspaniałe WycinankiKolorowe PlakatyMiłe dla Oka Dekoracje I dużo więcej! Nazwy Figur Geometrycznych - Przedszkole i Klasa 0 Interaktywna pomoc dydaktyczna Bryły geometryczne Oś symetrii | Figury Geometryczne | Plakaty Bryły Geometryczne - Plakaty Figury Geometryczne Przestrzenne i ich Właściwości Nazwij Figury Geometryczne na Płaszczyźnie - Zadanie
Theatre of the Oppressed Theatre of the Oppressed was born in 1971, in Brazil, under the very young form of Newspaper Theatre , with the specific goal of dealing with local problems – soon, it was used all over the country. Forum Theatre came into being in Peru, in 1973, as part of a Literacy Program; we thought it would be good only for South America– now it is practiced in more than 70 countries. Growing up, TO developed Invisible Theatre in Argentina, as political activity, and Image Theatre to establish dialogue among Indigenous Nations and Spanish descendants, in Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico... Now these forms are being used in all kinds of dialogues. In Europe, TO expanded and the Rainbow of Desire came into being – first to understand psychological problems, later even to create characters in any play. Back in Brazil, the Legislative Theatre was born to help the Desire of the population to become Law – which it did at last 13 times. We believe in Peace, not in Passivity! Augusto Boal, Rio de Janeiro 2004