Tag: synthetic biology

Video Tip of the Week: 3D Virtual Worm (encore)

19 September, 2012 (09:01) | Tip of the Week | By: Mary

Earlier this year I did a tip on the 3D Virtual Worm browser from the OpenWorm team. At that time, there wasn’t a publication to accompany that post. And since these tools get much more visibility when the posts go to ScienceSeeker and Research Blogging I wanted to revisit this now that there is a [...]

Video Tip of the Week: GenoCAD for Synthetic Biology

29 August, 2012 (09:08) | Genomics Research, Tip of the Week | By: Mary

The field of synthetic biology has been simmering for quite a while. It occasionally takes a big leap, such as when Venter’s team published about their work on M. genitalium, and it took a big leap recently with the paper about modeling a lot of the cellular processes in a simple cell that I talked [...]

Tip of the Week: Whole Cell Simulation software

25 July, 2012 (09:31) | Tip of the Week | By: Mary

My twitter feed exploded over the last few days with conflama around the new publication about the simulation of the biological processes in a cell. Most of the ire was aimed at a fawning NYT piece that hyped the paper. And yes–the newspaper article is flawed; Jonathan Eisen spoke to that, and then filleted it [...]