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Biology Of Belief - Unleashing the Power of Consciousness, Matter and Miracles The Evolution of the Study of Evolution Since Watson and Crick revealed DNA's double helix structure to be the''hereditary factor'' hypothesized by Darwin, the Central Dogma of... By: Dragons Awakening … Continue reading →

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Fedorenko Pfeiffer - Conference on the Physics, Chemistry and Biology of Water 2014 Anton Fedorenko Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Russia Jeremy Pfeiffer Pond Science Institute, USA Material property changes under the influence of information The Ninth Annual... By: Conference on the Physics Chemistry and Biology of Water … Continue reading →

Washington, DC - infoZine - Scripps Howard Foundation Wire - The Planetary Society held a panel discussion Tuesday to talk about NASA's upcoming missions, which include taking a closer look at Mars atmosphere and biology, and visiting other planets moons and their oceans. These missions will focus on the presence of life in the past and if these planets are habitable. Michael Meyer, lead scientist for NASAs Mars Exploration Program, said the success of previous missions to Mars, such as Curiosity and Maven, have led scientists to become interested in the planet on a biological level. Mars has the key, he said. The 2020 Mars Rover will use a similar design as Curiosity, but it will have different instruments, which are being developed now. It will look for signs of life and gather sounds. Even if nothing happened on Mars, it might have the best record of how life started in our solar system, Meyer said. By 2025, NASA expects to send humans to an asteroid, and by the 2030s, humans will land on Mars as part of the Journey to Mars program. This will be a one-way ride. Kevin Hand, deputy chief scientist for Jet Propulsion Laboratory Science at … Continue reading →

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Synthetic Biology in Biofuels Production First place winner Category: Systems and Synthetic Biology Contestants: Victor Tieu and Noreen Wauford. By: Bioengineering Honor Society … Continue reading →

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Contact Information Available for logged-in reporters only Newswise Maybe you dont usually read papers about microorganism motility in fluids. Or phylogenetics. Or cancer modeling. This November, however, youll want to. Three guest editorsElizabeth Allman (University of Alaska Fairbanks), Fred Adler (University of Utah), and Lisette de Pillis (Harvey Mudd College)have assembled for your edification a special November issue of the American Mathematical Monthly: seven articles on topics at the intersection of mathematics and biology. While mathematical biology is a rapidly growing research area, the Monthly receives few math-bio manuscripts. A special issue, thought Monthly editor Scott Chapman, would be an excellent means of introducing the journals readership to the burgeoning field. Allman, Adler, and de Pilliswho all taught at the Park City Mathematics Institutes 2005 summer school in mathematical biologycollected papers that reflect the excitement and diversity of a field that applies mathematical methods and curiosity to everything from finding control methods for AIDS to reconstructing the evolutionary relationships between species. Authors address computational neuroscience, animal territory pattern formation, gene regulatory networks, and synthetic biology. The editors have high expectations for their opus. "Whatever your area of mathematical expertise," they write in their introduction, "we hope that you find this … Continue reading →