Monthly Archives: June 2007

Peer reviewing the patent system

By Deepak Singh | Published: June 30, 2007
Brady Forrest writes about Peer to Patent, a project developed in cooperation with the USPTO. From the About page On June 15, 2007, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) opens the patent examination process for online public participation for the first time. With the consent of the inventor, the Peer-to-Patent: Community Patent Review [...]
Posted in Industry, Innovation, Technology | 1 Comment

Few hours to Bio::Blogs #12

By Deepak Singh | Published: June 30, 2007
You can still enter something for Bio::Blogs #12 Technorati Tags: Bio::Blogs
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Pharmacovigilance and adverse events

By Deepak Singh | Published: June 29, 2007
I first started writing this post when L’Affaire Avandia initially came to light, but decided to put it off until the incessant coverage had died down. Of course, days became weeks, but better late than never. I will not focus on the specifics of the Avandia situation, but rather on the concept of pharmacovigilance [...]
Posted in BioIT, Healthcare, Informatics | 4 Comments

Trendspotting: The return of content

By Deepak Singh | Published: June 29, 2007
Just a note about a trend I have noticed recently. A few years ago, being a life science content company was usually equal to certain failure as a business. In the past year though, I’ve noticed content companies make a comeback, often as Software as a Service companies. Will be interesting to [...]
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Screencasting for the life scientist

By Deepak Singh | Published: June 28, 2007
First things first. What I am about to tell you about is absolutely not free of any conflicts of interest. So having got that out of the way, I’d like to tell you about Bioscreencast.com, a website that has its roots in Jon Udell and in the curious minds of a few geeks. [...]
Posted in Admin, Life Science, Self, Software & Internet | 14 Comments

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