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Archive for February 28th, 2008

Let’s compile a Biotech for IT folks book and publish it!

Posted by attilachordash on February 28, 2008

IT people are the dominant high tech tribe today and especially on the web. But biotechnology (BT) is the next infotech so no wonder that the IT crowd is growingly curious about everything biotagged on the one hand, while they are usually not too savvy in DNA-RNA-protein-organelle-cell-tissue-organ-organism related matters on the other hand. Check for instance Tim O’ Reilly at Nature: science meets bored tech-savvyness to find new things.

And what can biotech bloggers do in order to meet the growing demands: well here is a little conversation from my twitter channel in the last 20 minutes:

Biotech for IT folks

Posted in bioinformatics, biology, biotechnology, blog, o'reilly, open science, open source, science, science blogs, science publishing, technology | 4 Comments »