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Archive for November 6th, 2006

North Carolina Science Blogging Conference, January, 2007

Posted by attilachordash on November 6, 2006

It’s time for you to register to the North Carolina Science Blogging Conference, January 20, 2007, organized by BlogTogethter wiki. I hope that it will be a nice Unconference too.

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The bioinformatics bet: what can IT folks do for life extension?

Posted by attilachordash on November 6, 2006

Briefly: A lot. As you might have noticed, for me as biotechnologist/life extensionist, the most important reference group is the group of IT people, because of the engineering approach, software-hardware tools, intuition concerning technology and funds. After Reason and Chris, our next answerer is Jim Craig, who published his answers here as a comment first by accident. This democracy of comments and reader generated contribution is so welcome. Jim is a lead architect and director of a software team, and the type of IT guy, whose interests can easily be as valuable concerning life extension as biotechnologists, and not exclusively in the long run.

jimcraig1. What is the story of your life extension commitment?

I have adopted life extension as a hobby. I now study microbiology, proteomics and molecular design about 20 hours per week and plan to guide the next 20-40 years of my career through bioinformatics and eventually into de novo drug design with an emphasis on aging solutions.

2. Is it a commitment for moderate or maximum life extension?

maximum. Read the rest of this entry »

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