Articles

articles for October 2008

AGRI-BIOTECH

» 'Bug Farm' Cleans Montana Plant?s Pollution :: By Keriann Lynch
» Beyond the Abyss: Caught on Camera :: By
» Don't Blame Biofuels for Food Crisis :: By Alexis Madrigal
» Everyday Products Carry A Hidden Global Cost :: By Melody Voith
» Plant Tweak Could Let Toxic Soil Feed Millions :: By Brandon Keim

BIOBUSINESS MANAGEMENT

» Attack of the Green Tech Geeks :: By Anya Kamenetz

DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS

» Mimicking Body Biosensors :: By Katherine Bourzac

DRUG DELIVERY

» Bacterial Stress Reliever :: By Stu Borman

INDUSTRY

» Study: Safety A Problem For New Generation Drugs :: By Lindsey Tanne
» Real World Design Governor?s Challenge! :: By
» Pharma Giants Prowl For Biotech Startups :: By Jason Millman
» Why Clean Tech Is Taking Biotech's Shine :: By Connie Johnson Hambley
» Summer Students Successfully Complete Janelia Undergraduate Research Program :: By
» O Death, When Is Thy Sting? :: By
» Biotech's Hidden Stepsister :: By Alla Katsnelson

INVESTMENTS/ GOV. SUPPORT

» Testing for Tech Literacy :: By Douglas MacMillan
» NIH Grants $55 Million in Institutional Development Awards :: By
» Google.org Battles Bugs & Viruses :: By
» FDA Awards up to $2.5 Billion to Modernize Information Technology over Ten Years :: By
» Embryonic Stem Cell Researchers Lack Funding :: By Arlene Weintraub

MEDICAL DEVICES

» Operating inside a Beating Heart :: By Rachel Kremen

NOVEL APPLICATIONS

» Humdinger's Wind Power Alternative :: By

organizations

» Microsoft?s Growing Push into Life Sciences :: By John Russell
» Why All the ImClone Interest? Its Pipeline :: By Catherine Arnst

PERSONALIZED MEDICINE

» Scripps, Navigenics, and Microsoft Sponsor Trial on Personal Genetic Testing :: By
» Personal Genome Project :: By

PLATFORM TECHNOLOGIES

» Polymer Pulls Ion Pairs from Water :: By Rachel Petkewich
» Prostates Grown from Stem Cells :: By Jocelyn Rice
» Inkjet Printing Finds a Way to The Heart :: By
» European Researchers Harness Unique Properties of Boron to Develop New Drugs and Diagnostics :: By
» Origin-Of-Life Chemistry Revisited :: By Stephen K. Ritter
» Cell-Wall Set Point :: By Celia Arnaud
» Getting to Grips with the Complexity of Disease Proteins :: By
» Man's Best Friend Recruited in the Hunt for Disease Genes :: By
» Unpicking the Complexity of Human Diseases :: By
» Protein Aggregates Probed :: By Jyllian N. Kemsley
» Sensitive Nanowire Disease Detectors Made by Yale Scientists :: By
» Light Wave R&D Takes a Surprising Turn :: By

RESEARCH ADVANCEMENTS

» GenderBending :: By
» Silencing a Protein Could Kill T-cells, Reverse Leukemia :: By
» New Blood Test for Down Syndrome :: By
» Bacteria Gladiators :: By Megan Scudellari
» When Cancer is Just the Beginning :: By Julia C. Mead
» Nervous System Rallies Immune System Forces Against Invading Pathogens :: By
» European Research Effort FUMINOMICS Tackles Dangerous Mould :: By

RESEARCH TOOLS

» Sensitizing NMR :: By Jyllian Kemsley
» Reading the Entire Genetic Code :: By John Carey
» What Gene Tests Can Really Tell You :: By John Carey
» The Story in Your Genes :: By
» Spotting Nascent Protein Crystals :: By Carmen Drahl
» The Hole Story :: By
» Cell Illuminators Win Chemistry Nobel :: By Brandon Keim
» Printing in 3D Gets Practical :: By Rachael King
» New Research Shows MicroRNAs Emerged Early in Evolution :: By
» Building Bundles of Biomarkers :: By Mike May

STRATEGIC RELATIONSHIPS

» Now Open for Drug Chemistry :: By Emily Carlson and Erin Fults
» Millennium President Deborah Dunsire on the Takeda Takeover :: By Alissa Poh