Monthly Archives: July 2007
Debugging the body
My wife (who works here) said something today which was really cool. We were talking about early cancer diagnosis, and she remarked that she wished that we could debug the body, it would be wonderful if we could add breakpoints to various points in the body and run a debugging program to find potential [...]
Posted in Healthcare, Innovation, Life Science, Nanotech 4 Comments
Bio::Blogs … a little extra time
You have some extra time to get in a bio::blogs entry. Neil always does a great job, so looking forward to his editorial.
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Creating shareholder value
Earlier today, I was reading an article in the San Francisco Chronicle on increased shareholder activism in the biotech industry. For those who are not completely familiar with my economics, I tend towards a libertarian view, but there is one aspect of the biotech industry that has always made me uncomfortable. In the [...]
Posted in Biotech, Business 2 Comments
Around the web – July 29, 2007
Blogging is going to be erratic for a while. Work, Scifoo, Gnomedex and a new home do that to you. Anyway, some highlights from the week that was (I am still not doing a good job with my other blogs)
TechBizMedia: A post on respecting your competition
Bioscreencast Blog: Announcing Bioscreencast 0.2
Kyte.tv: Updated my [...]
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The podcast … on video