Biology Goes Open SourceMatthew Herper and Robert LangrethForbes February 12, 2007 Excerpt:Some of the world’s biggest drug companies are finding that their genetic research is worth more to them if they give it away. Novartis (nyse: NVS – news – people ), the Basel, Switzerland, drug giant, has helped uncover which of the 20,000 genes …
Here is another approach to personal computing for those who cannot afford a PC. ELMO
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Please sign the Petition in Support of Guaranteed Access to Published Results of Research This is an initiative to support a European Union policy requiring open access to the published results of research funded by any member of the EU. Organizers welcome international as well as EU signatories. So far, there are over 16,000 signatories, …
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I have several older (10 years or so) probes for chemistry labs with software if anyone could use them. This is from LabWorks and may include a limited colorimeter, pH probes, temperature probe and others. I have not yet done a complete inventory. The software requires Windows 95. Contact me directly if you are interested. …