Four short links: 29 July 2009
by Nat Torkington | @gnat | comments: 3
- Bioweathermap -- crowdsourcing the gathering of environmental samples for DNA sequencing to study the changing distribution of microbial life. Another George Church project. (via timoreilly at Twitter)
- We Are All African Now -- a great article about our genetic history and the computational genomics that makes it possible. (via Tim Bray)
- Standing Out In The Crowd -- OSCON keynote by Kirrily Robert on women in open source. Excellent.
- Energy Harvesting Powers Printed LED -- an interesting combination of two emerging technologies. Like an RFID, the circuit has a current induced by the presence of a changing RF field. The EL display and the RFID circuit are printed in organic compounds, whereas the power control is built with traditional circuit fabrication techniques. (via Freaklabs)
tags: bio, energy, gender imbalance, genomics, history, materials science, opensource, oscon
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hi there,
Tim bray's link is NOT right . it should be (atleast the blog) : http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/
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coder [2009-07-29 05:08 PM]
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