Monthly Archives: September 2007
Dr. Beltrao hosts Bio::Blogs #15
Pedro, who defended his Ph.D. recently is hosting the latest edition of Bio::Blogs. You have all weekend to get something in.
Technorati Tags: Bio::Blogs, Pedro Beltrao
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Really cool video on silicon microchips
Via JoVE
I wish there was a way to embed the video into this page. Sangeeta Bhatia does really cool work in the bioengineering. I got interested in some of her work in regenerative medicine some time ago during my nanomedicine days (She was at UCSD at the time). This is an excellent [...]
Posted in Audio/Video, Science 1 Comment
The future of PLoS – Community and science
Following the release of PLoS One, the future of PLoS journals was always going to be interesting. Pedro, in a comment earlier this week, mentioned that new PLoS journals were unlikely. Well, I believe we have a pretty decent idea of where PLoS is going, following the announcement of the release of the [...]
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Folding@home gets the Pirillo treatment
I remember when Folding@home first showed up around 7-8 years ago. Seti@home was all the rage at the time, but I really wanted to use my spare CPU cycles for my something that I really cared about, and Vijay Pande’s project was just the right balance between geek, cool, and my favorite scientific problem [...]
Computing in the cloud and science