Monthly Archives: October 2007
A Bio::Blog-y Halloween
I should come with with a bio-themed pumpkin, but way too lazy to do so.
Bio::Blogs #16 is due by the end of day, October 31, and will be hosted at Freelancing Science (Do they have Halloween in Iceland Poland?)
Technorati Tags: Bio::Blogs
Posted in Blog Carnival 7 Comments
Some random titbits
Hey it’s not going to be all long form posts and video.
Oh so true (emphasis mine)
Even though the buzz about e-science often focuses on massive hardware, user interfaces, storage capacity and other technical issues, in the end, the ability of e-science to serve the needs of scientific research teams boils down to people: the ability [...]
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The value of feature extraction
I haven’t mentioned Twine in this space, which may come as a shock to some, none more so than myself. Well, there are good reasons for everything. For one, I haven’t had the time to sit down and take stock. Secondly, I wasn’t been able to elucidate my thoughts in any coherent [...]
Posted in Informatics, Semantic Web, Software & Internet 8 Comments
Trendspotting: The future of biopharma
George Laszlo has a post on his blog on a report on the future of the biopharmaceutical industry by BT …. yes BT. So what is the report all about. To try and come up with an unbiased view, I actually didn’t read Laszlo’s post, but decided to read the report and voice [...]
Posted in Futurist, Healthcare, Pharma, Technology, Trendspotting 3 Comments
Bio::Blogs #16 in all its pumpkin glory