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human genome project
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20 July 2013
Public Domain Human Genome Project Generated More Research And More Commercial Activity Than Proprietary Competitor
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Traditionally, there has been a blithe assumption that more innovation occurs when patents are granted than when they are not. But as T...
28 April 2011
Damaging the DNA of Science
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Here's a sad story , but not for the reason you might expect: Developing therapies from human embryonic stem cells is under threat in Eu...
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06 October 2009
Postcodes: Royal Fail
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Here's a perfect example of why intellectual commons should not be enclosed. The UK Postcode data set is obviously crucial information f...
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21 July 2009
Has Google Forgotten Celera?
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One of the reasons I wrote my book Digital Code of Life was that the battle between the public Human Genome Project and the privately-funde...
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14 May 2009
The Common Thread: Open Data, Open Access
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Sir John Sulston is one of this country's - and the world's - heroes. Already a one-time Nobel prize winner for his work on worms (...
07 July 2008
A New Institute for Science, Ethics and Innovation
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One of the most remarkable men around today is Sir John Sulston. He's already won a Nobel Prize for his work on nematode worms/apoptos...
12 October 2007
Copyright Olympics
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Good to see an eminent writer getting it: It's not just that the idea of copyrighting an entry in the English dictionary, or someone...
14 June 2007
Access to Knowledge is Dangerous
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Apparently : Although the idea of discussions on a Treaty on Access to Knowledge appears to have strong support in the African Group, Asian ...
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13 February 2007
Novartis Does Open Genomics
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It's happening , slowly: Novartis, the Basel, Switzerland, drug giant, has helped uncover which of the 20,000 genes identified by the Hu...
27 September 2006
Open Access to the Origins of Language
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New Scientist reports : Linguists are calling for an online public database, similar to the human genome project, that would allow research...
17 July 2006
The World's First Open Source Man
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The genome – the totality of DNA found in practically every cell in our body - is a kind of computer program, stored on 23 pairs of biologic...
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18 May 2006
And the First Shall Be Last
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It is done: the last unsequenced human chromosome - which happens to be the first in terms of size and hence numbering - has finally been ...
04 April 2006
Coughing Genomic Ink
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One of the favourite games of scholars working on ancient texts that have come down to us from multiple sources is to create a family tree o...
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16 March 2006
The Power of Open Genomics
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The National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI), one of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), has announced the latest round of meg...
27 January 2006
Personal Genomics...but Not Yet
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A new X-prize , this time for exploring inner rather than outer space, has been announced . To win the prize money, all you have to do is s...
12 December 2005
Going to the Dogs
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My heart leapt last week upon seeing the latest issue of Nature magazine. The front cover showed the iconic picture of Watson and Crick, ...
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