GenomePop: Science 2.0

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-11-22

1 Comment 22 November 2009

DIY ancestry inference from personal genomic data: http://bit.ly/1pwtXF #genetics # Mad Science? Growing Meat Without Animals: http://bit.ly/25isDN # Genome firm finds gene for sneeze, but no diseases yet: http://bit.ly/4eoZHU #genetics # Evidence recovered from dirty DNA samples: http://bit.ly/2oVaPQ #genetics # Don't diss Darwin. http://bit.ly/r80Kz # Suite of chatterbox genes discovered: http://bit.ly/cLIdJ #genetics # Does (should) your lab rock? http://bit.ly/2J38qf # Cross-Species RNAi [...]

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-11-15

0 Comments 15 November 2009

Really interesting RT @TwittPro FDA tackles gray area of social media – Reuters http://bit.ly/31tl1M # American Genes Don't Exist: http://bit.ly/eTh1E #bioethics # How Facebook and Twitter are changing Healthcare (courtesy of @Berci) http://bit.ly/3ZB0xt # @reiver I totally agree! On another note, I'm relieved they referred to it as just "contagious" and not jumping to any genetic [...]

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-11-08

1 Comment 08 November 2009

One exam down, now I just have EMag to worry about — James Clerk Maxwell, we meet again! # @Austinslide grazie! in reply to Austinslide # Actually, javascript might be a better choice for answering the q's – that way I could throw in some API calls to Google Translate… Alas! # Italian exam in 1.5 hours… C++ [...]

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-11-01

0 Comments 01 November 2009

Another great find from @Berci RT: Social Networking for Scientists : HUGO Matters http://ff.im/-aGS8w # Time In A Bottle: Scientists Watch Evolution Unfold: http://bit.ly/akAFH # Difference in corporate research culture, then and now. Nobels Prizes and Corporate Labs: http://bit.ly/9WTTy # phyloXML: XML for evolutionary biology and comparative genomics: http://bit.ly/1y05Yt #bioinformatics # Can't say I'm surprised… @23andMe does genome-wide association [...]

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WashU iGEM 2009 – Sunglasses for Sphaeroides

Added on 08 November 2009

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After four years of working to bring an iGEM team to WashU, our students finally made the trek out to Cambridge to compete this year! Congrats on winning a Gold Medal! For all those interested in what the WashU team did, here is a video I put together for them to help explain the project. For more [...]