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• Nobel laureate James Watson receives his personal genome sequence

  The $1 million, two-month project is a collaboration of 454 Life Sciences and the BCM Human Genome Sequencing Center (HGSC), said Dr. Richard Gibbs, director of the HGSC and a scientific advisor to the Connecticut-based company. The announcement, aside from its meaning to Watson, is significant because it demonstrates that it will be possible in the future to sequence anyone's genome – a goal toward which many sequencing firms are working.

• Faster, low cost sequencing technologies needed to drive era of personalized medicine

  DNA testing is transforming health care and medicine, but current technologies only give a snapshot of an individual’s genetic makeup. Any patient wanting a complete picture of their inherited DNA, or genome, would drop their jaw at the sight of the bill — to the current tune of $10 million or more charged for every human or mammalian-sized genome sequenced. The NHGRI, part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

• Fin de saison pour le GT3 français !

• Bubblegum Drum Sequencer Goes One Better, Has Edible Parts [Chewing Music]

  If you liked the ball-bearing tangible drum sequencer the other day, you'll love this: some students at UC Berkeley's School of Information have created a similar device, this time combining computer...

• Bubblegum Sequencer

  Miss Cellania’s post on the Beer Bottle Orchestra is pretty hard to top - but this one comes close (well, it’s geekier, anyhow): the Bubblegum Sequencer. What is the Bubblegum Sequencer? The Bubblegum Sequencer is a physical step sequencer that lets you create drumloops by arranging colored balls on a tangible surface. It generates MIDI events and [...]

• exportation d une sequence sur adobe premiere (par melybarbie)

  Bonjour, je fais mes 1er pas avec adobe premiere element et j ai un probleme pour l exportation de la sequence. en effet il me faut environ 10heures pour obtenir un montage video termine de 2h. quelqu un pourrait il m expliquer ou me donner un tuyau? je vous remercie par avance

• Knome Begins Sequencing First Clients

  After the big news of 23andMe, Knome has to say something as well. But let Ari Kiirikki, the Vice President, to explain it all: Knome and the Beijing Genomics Institute (BGI), announced today that they have initiated the process to sequence the entire enomes of two private individuals. These clients are expected to be the first individuals in the world to have their genome sequenced by a personal genomics firm.

• CFP: Protein and DNA sequences as scientific objects

  recent biomed, seminars CFP: Protein and DNA sequences as scientific objects Bruno Strasser at Yale University and Marianne Sommer at ETH Zurich are organising a small workshop at Yale, 21-22 June, 2008 of potentially great interest for future biomedical museological practices. Under the title ‘Making Sequences Matter: Collecting, Comparing, Computing’ the workshop will focuse on “the emergence.

• Handango Revises CDA, Says “Screw You” to Developers

  Handango has just issued a revised Content Distribution Agreement (CDA) that we’ve managed to get our hands on ahead of the pack. Long story short, there are going to be a whole lot of pissed off developers come Monday morning. In terms of reach and volume, Handango is currently the biggest name in the game when it comes to mobile payware distribution. They are not however, the only game in town.

• Revision 3’s hot new studio

  You’ve heard of Diggnation or the GigaOm show, right? Well, my friend Jim Louderback, CEO of Revision 3, the folks who do a range of Internet video shows, including Diggnation, invited me over for their 4 p.m. Friday video afternoon. On the screen? Gary Vaynerchuk’s daily wine video blog. They watch video (here’s my own really short video that gives you a sneak peak into the room) from around the Internet together as a team.