News: A second code? Posted by Brendan Maher [Entry posted at 25th July 2006 05:37 PM GMT] Nicholas Wade extols the virtues of chromatin organization and regulation in today?s Science Times hitting on a topic that I always love reading and writing about. Here he talks about... Click to continue View comments (3) | Comment on this news story News: Join the discussion(s) on science in TV Posted by Ivan Oransky [Entry posted at 19th July 2006 01:06 PM GMT] A piece we ran on July 7 has given birth to a great forum thread on LabLit -- created by Jennifer Rohn, one of our contributing editors --... Click to continue Comment on this news story News: Senate okays expanded stem cell funding Posted by Alison McCook [Entry posted at 18th July 2006 08:59 PM GMT] In a largely symbolic victory for biomedical research, the Senate today (July 18) approved a controversial bill (HR 810) to extend Federal research funding to newly derived human embryonic... Click to continue Comment on this news story News: What do you mean by ?embryo?? Posted by Alison McCook [Entry posted at 16th July 2006 09:53 PM GMT] ?It?s how we describe the thing that almost makes more of a difference than what it is.? These words, from Patricia Alt of Towson University in Maryland, are particularly applicable to hot... Click to continue View comments (3) | Comment on this news story News: Civility and civil disobedience Posted by Alison McCook [Entry posted at 14th July 2006 12:48 AM GMT] The Bioethics & Politics conference hosted by the Albany Medical College got off to a bang today, not a whimper. As participants trickled in, networking and finding old friends, another, uninvited group calmly... Click to continue View comment (1) | Comment on this news story News: Venter Institute tests 454?s mettle Posted by Jeff Perkel [Entry posted at 11th July 2006 02:37 PM GMT] A paper published this week in PNAS provides a possible glimpse at the near-term future of next-gen sequencing href="/blog/display/23923/"> Click to continue View comments (3) | Comment on this news story News: Sudbo: repeat offender Posted by Stephen Pincock [Entry posted at 3rd July 2006 11:48 AM GMT] It looks like Norwegian researcher Jon Sudbo, who hit the headlines earlier this year for fabricating data for a Lancet paper has been at the data fraud game for quite some time. That?s the... Click to continue Comment on this news story

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