Guest post by Joseph Vogel Twenty-five years of negotiations by Parties to the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity over “access…
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From the community Wind Blowin’ in the [Brackets]: Tribute to the Convention on Biological DiversityRead more
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From the community Open access under attack – how international regulation collides with the open use of genetic sequence dataRead more
Written by Fabian Rohden Current discussions on international level, namely the Nagoya Protocol, circle around regulating the access to genetic sequence…
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From the community A new standard for synthetic biology: Minimum Information Standard for Engineered Organism Experiments (MIEO)Read more
Guest post by Ariel Hecht and Marc Salit from the Joint Initiative for Metrology in Biology. Synthetic biology will realize its potential…
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biosecurity Geoengineering and Synthetic BiologyRead more
Guest post by Devang Mehta This September, as part of their annual symposium, EUSynBioS will hold an Open Discussion on the topic, “Synthetic Biology…
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From the community To Produce Biopharmaceuticals on Demand, Just Add Water | MIT NewsRead more
Freeze-dried cellular components can be rehydrated to churn out useful proteins. Author of the article: Anne Trafton | MIT News Office September…
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From the community From the Community: Statistics – When Confounding Variables Are Out of Control, Neuroskeptic on a PLOS ONE paperRead more
[This post originally appeared on Neuroskeptic blog on April 2, 2016] Does ice cream cause drownings? Let’s think about this statistically. Consider…
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