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Rigaku teams with PANalytical to develop a new high-brilliance micro-focus X-ray source.
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Scientists at the Broad Institute release GenePattern 2.0, which includes components that permit analysis of proteomic data.
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Ingenuity Systems and Inpharmatica Ltd. bring the benefit of two distinctly different products by offering the ability to use in tandem their Blu-Chip and Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA) offerings.
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IBM, array-microscope technology developer DMetrix and BioImagene, recently announced that ultra-rapid whole-slide imaging and large-scale scientific image management have been integrated for first time.
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HILLSBORO, Ore.—FEI and Sidec Technologies announced a collaboration to commercialize protein tomography platforms and services
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I’m a big fan of the singer Jack Johnson and for some reason I’ve recently had the song Inaudible Melodies in my head. The song references a story about martial artist Bruce Lee, who apparently moved so quickly that a director for one of his early films asked him to slow down. The reasoning was that he was moving faster than the individual film frames in the camera and that made his action look blurry, or out of focus. The song chorus goes like this:
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.—RNAi company announced a cost-reduction plan within its U.S. subsidiary
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Whether you’re a powerful COO trying to juggle multiple departments or subsidiaries, a bench-jockey looking for silver bullets,
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With an eye toward creating the first comprehensive genetic map of cancer, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) have launched a pilot effort to study the feasibility of a large-scale sequencing project. If successful, The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) will serve as a basis for a better understanding of the genomic changes and molecular mechanisms of cancer.
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Tripos Inc. and InforSense recently announced an alliance whereby Tripos’ discovery informatics tools and software portfolio will be intergrated with the InforSense KDE workflow-based integrative informatics platform. The alliance continues both companies’ work to provide drug discovery researchers with a streamlined approach to integrating data sets from disparate tools and software via a single workflow tool. In conjunction with the alliance, Tripos joins InforSense’s Open Workflow Partner Network (OWPN) while InforSense joins the Tripos alliance program as a software partner.
