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Archive for May 19th, 2008

A bit of history: The official launch of Google Health, 19/05/08

Posted by attilachordash on May 19, 2008

I am between 2 experiments in the lab, but get back to the launch of Google Health later. Here is one screenshot of my Google Health profile.

Twitter: Scott Beale

Google Blogoscoped: Google Factory Tour: Google Health Launched

Update: Late Google Health: catching up with the past, first!

Posted in Bay Area, Twitter, USA, genomics, google, googleplex, history, medicine, technology | 3 Comments »

Puzzle: Which Wired article is cited in Nature Biotechnology?

Posted by attilachordash on May 19, 2008

Nature Biotechnology is the (peer review) journal for me: it’s geeky, fresh and it takes into account more than just one point-of-view, that of the scientist-academist’s: technology & business are hand in hands also. (Recommending Nat Biotech makes a niche sense here while recommending Nature, which is actually the only science journal I’m reading issue by issue is hm… too obvious)

But Nature Biotech goes as far as citing even a non peer review journal – I am also pretty familiar with – called Wired.
So my puzzle is /please use your contextual knowledge first & just then your typing skills while thinking of an answer/: which Wired article is cited in a March Nature Biotech News and Views article (very good, by the way) named Synthetic genomes brought closer to life by Robert A Holt amongst strict science articles. Don’t think too high, it’s rather a reflection.

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Posted in Nature Biotechnology, Nature Publishing Group, USA, Wired, biology, biotechnology, ethics, journalism, science journals, synthetic biology, technology | Leave a Comment »