Walter Gilbert: Big data and genome sequencing not good for medical purposes
The Laureate who devised the DNA sequencing method discusses his apprehensions about medical applications of big data and genome sequencing.
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One-Way Street Toward Interdisciplinarity?
For a successful interdisciplinary team – bring in some real experts!
Research For the Dogs – Young Scientist profiles
Dogs play a crucial role in human cancer research.
From Mice and Fruit Flies Towards Novel Infection Treatment
Susanne Dambeck on the Research of immunologists Bruce Beutler and Jules Hoffman who are both at Lindau for the first time.
Expectations: Sofia Espinoza
Peruvian Guest Blogger Sofia Espinoza from Yale is making a one time exception and lets her expectations get the best of her.
Virtual Visit at the Institut Pasteur in Paris
Meet “Scientist Activist” Françoise Barré-Sinoussi
Expectations: Kirsty Short
In “Expectations” our authors describe their Feelings looking Forward to the Lindau Meeting. In this Edition it’s the turn of guest Blogger Kirsty Short.
Was Fußball mit Molekularbiologie zu tun hat
Was macht das Knallgas in unseren Zellen? Wie entsteht der Brennstoff des Körpers? Und warum müssen Fußballer in 45 Minuten nie auf die Toilette?
Energy storage, rare metals and the next ice age
The holy grail of energy storage may lie in chemical bonds, but a process for making this happen remains unknown. All of the Nobel Laureates who weighed in yesterday on a chemical energy conversion panel agreed on this much. “Replacement of liquid fossil fuels is still in far reach,” said moderator Wolfgang Lubitz, director of […]