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Tools & Utilities - Silicon Valley Scientific
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Is an effort to promote the sharing of information, know-how, and wisdom among researchers and groups who are working in biology and biological engineering. World Map of High Throughput Sequencers. The High-Throughput Sequencing Map site was conceived by James Hadfield. Cancer Research UK, Cambridge) and built by Nick Loman. University of Birmingham). The database is as only as good as you, the users. If you discover inaccuracies or omissions, please take the time to update or add details.
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Notes from a Gene Safari: September 2008
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Notes from a Gene Safari. Wednesday, September 10, 2008. I just finished reading Smail's On Deep History and the Brain. The first few chapters were a boring history of historians writing history. but the last few were pretty fascinating. The idea is that we're built to live in small bands on the savannas of Africa, not giant cities in all climates. Even more intriguing were the ways that he demonstrated that culture can change. I also liked how he pointed out the just so story. Posted by Matt DiLeo.
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Notes from a Gene Safari: August 2008
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Notes from a Gene Safari. Sunday, August 31, 2008. The debilitating power of want". I was hanging out with some friends this weekend when one began telling an anecdote about his travels in Central/South America where he routinely met people who, without any thread of material wealth or possession, managed to be much happier than most (US) Americans he knows. I think there may be something to this. I remember reading a study (I wish I could remember a citation! It sounds kinda funny, but it also resonates...
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Notes from a Gene Safari: August 2007
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Notes from a Gene Safari. Wednesday, August 22, 2007. My one boss is involved in this big peach breeding project that's been running for, I think, decades. He's responsible for disease screening assays on thousands of fruits from different crosses that are produced each summer. One of the universal benefits of working in an ag lab is that we get lots of leftovers every week. It was like a fruit that came with a dessert at the end! The naive idea that the world is split into dialectic opposites of black a...
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Notes from a Gene Safari: July 2007
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Notes from a Gene Safari. Tuesday, July 24, 2007. Humanized moss and cheap drugs. As there's nothing new under the sun, we're back to looking at plants for our medicines. Organisms make chemicals. It's what they do. Chemicals that would be exceedingly expensive to produce in a test tube are routinely produced in our own bodies. So what happens when a chemical in our body is found, under certain conditions, to cure? Many of the advantages of moss also exist in "true" plants, but there are additional ones.
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Notes from a Gene Safari: April 2008
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Notes from a Gene Safari. Saturday, April 26, 2008. Coal as the fuel of the future. I just saw a short piece on the news about Sasol. A South African company that's promising to produce gasoline from coal (profitably and with lower emissions). It seems that every few weeks we hear some scientist or company announce that they're about to release some revolutionary new fuel or fuel system that will solve all our oil woes. I'm pretty jaded to it at this point. Posted by Matt DiLeo. Links to this post. Here'...
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Carlos S. Zamudio of Semantic Laboratories | SLabsReseach | Page 2
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Carlos S. Zamudio of Semantic Laboratories. OWL 2 Web Ontology Language Drafts. October 10, 2008. The W3C has just released draft specifications. For the OWL 2 Web Ontology Language. Interestingly, the sub-languages of OWL 2 are being called profiles. As described in the Profiles. Document, there are 3 OWL 2 profiles currently specified:. Dedicated reasoning algorithms for this profile are available and have been demonstrated to be implementable in a highly scalable way. Semantic Web Industry Review.
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September | 2008 | Carlos S. Zamudio of Semantic Laboratories
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Carlos S. Zamudio of Semantic Laboratories. September 30, 2008. Slowly we have been migrating from Microsoft Office to the open source office suite OpenOffice. Recently, I upgraded to the most recent IBM Lotus Symphony. Which is based on OpenOffice. I think they’ve done a good job of integrating the various tools into a single user experience, which might be important for some organizations. With IT budgets being squeezed, migrating to OpenOffice strikes me as a no-brainer. September 30, 2008. Carlos S&#...
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LiMSbook.com – Wiki Knowledge Bases
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Free, Open Access library for the Laboratory, informatics, Medical and Scientific professional. Join our 17,726 members. Search for LIMS content across all our Wiki Knowledge Bases. Type a search term to find related articles by LIMS subject matter experts. Gathered from the most trusted and dynamic collaboration tools in the laboratory informatics industry. Cloud-Standards.org is maintained by a network of cloud computing experts. Cloud-based laboratory informatics are replacing legacy systems, ...The S...
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