
During the past week we’ve discussed a number of great links; on Google+, Twitter, the Forums and so on. Here are a few of my favourites.
- Hunter Gatherer Clue to Obesity : Although this may seem obvious to many people reading this, it’s great to see the research.
Over to the BBC. - BrainBike : Kirk pointed us to the BrainBike, an interesting combination of tools. Anyone tried one?
- Genetics and Sports-Related Injuries : To what extent are our genes responsible for sports-related injuries, and can we tweak things at all? Susan Watts takes a look.
- Organism in Software : Venter’s done it again. In conjunction with Stanford University, his institute has successfully re-created an organism’s entire life cycle in software.
Experiments just became a whole lot simpler and faster. Good stuff. - Microchip Version of Body : Also enabling much faster and cheaper experimentation and testing, Harvard University‘s Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering has developed several microchips which replicate human organ functionality. Fantastic.
NB : to see all of these as they appear (and to share your own thoughts on things), the simplest way is to follow me on Google+. You’ll see these, and a whole lot more.
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