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- DoubleTwist Completes the First Annotation of the Human Genome; Sun Supercomputers Used to Process All Available Sequence Data From the Human Genome Project
- Business Editors & High-Tech/Medical Writers
- Research articles 2000-05-08
- Mental Health America 2007 Annual Meeting, "Bringing Wellness Home," Gathers Leaders From Human Genome Project, United Way and SAMHSA
- At its 2007 Annual Meeting, "Bringing Wellness Home," June 6-9, 2007 in Washington, D.C., Mental Health America formerly known as the National Mental Health Association will bring together a diverse selection of mental health leaders to spotlight wellness -- a core component of Mental Health America's nearly century-old movement, which...
- Research articles 2007-05-22
- Managing "Big Science": A Case Study of the Human Genome Project
- This report reviews the history of management of the National Human Genome Project at the National Institutes of Health, the federal government's largest science project since the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Apollo Project. The Human Genome Project involved scientists around the world "working around the clock" for over 15...
- White papers 2002-03-01
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- US DEPT OF HHS: Human Genome Project completes pilot project, launches effort to sequence the human genome.
- M2 PRESSWIRE-16 March 1999-US DEPT OF HHS: Human Genome Project announces successful completion of pilot project, launches large-scale effort to sequence the human genome with new awards, accelerated timetable C1994-99 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:150399 The international Human Genome Project today announced...
- Research articles 1999-03-16
- Speeding the search for new human genes - Human Genome Project
- A group of genetics researchers has proposed a new way of tackling the Human Genome Project, the $3 billion, 15-year federal initiative to decipher every gene in the blueprint for human life. The new scheme, they say, could shave several years and millions of dollars off the project, which...
- Research articles 1991-06-22
- COMPUTER ASSOCIATES: Computer Associates announces Human Genome Project wins Smithsonian Pioneer Award.
- M2 PRESSWIRE-9 June 1999-COMPUTER ASSOCIATES: Computer Associates announces Human Genome Project wins Platinum Technology's Computerworld Smithsonian 21st Century Pioneer Award for excellence in partnerships C1994-99 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:080699 * Revolutionary Collaboration of Scientists Emphasizes Use of Information Technology in...
- Research articles 1999-06-09
- Crs Robotics Plays Key Role In Human Genome Project
- With the recent news that the preliminary map of the Human Genetic Code has been completed, CRS Robotics Corporation (TSE:ROB), Burlington, Ontario, Canada, has announced that several members of the International Genomic research team were CRS customers. Ralph Steedman, president and CEO noted that a good portion of the...
- Research articles 2000-08-01
- Office of the Press Secretary -- Press Briefing by Dr. Neal Lane, Director of The President's Office on Science and Technology Policy and Dr. Francis Collins, Director of the Human Genome Project.
- M2 PRESSWIRE-15 March 2000-THE WHITE HOUSE: Office of the Press Secretary -- Press Briefing by Dr. Neal Lane, Director of The President's Office on Science and Technology Policy and Dr. Francis Collins, Director of the Human Genome Project C1994-2000 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD ...
- Research articles 2000-03-15
- System receives grant to publicize the Human Genome Project.(Neighbor)
- Byline: Sarah Long When you read or see media items about the Human Genome Project, do you wonder how these scientific breakthroughs will affect your life? What information do you need to make informed decisions about some of the choices you might...
- Research articles 2001-06-26
- Banking on the Human Genome Project
- INSOFAR AS BIOBANKS MOVE the Human Genome Project HGP into a new phase, they link genetics, environment and function as tools for redefining health and illness. Insofar as biobanks link populations, individuals and nations, they represent new forms of governance and invoke concepts of genetic citizenship. Insofar as biobanks are...
- Research articles 2007-05-01
- U.S. HHS: Genome project leaders announce intent to finish sequencing the human genome two years early.
- M2 PRESSWIRE-15 September 1998-U.S. HHS: Genome project leaders announce intent to finish sequencing the human genome two years early C1994-98 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:140998 Bethesda, MD-At a meeting today of the federal Human Genome Project's main advisory body, project planners will...
- Research articles 1998-09-15
- On human nature; The sequence of the human genome.(Science and Technology)(Rival versions of the human genome have been published at last. Despite arguments between the teams that produced them, the results are a huge step towards a proper understanding o
- THE number of the beast may be 666, but the number of the person is 26,588. At least, it is according to Celera Genomics, which reckons that that is the number of genes it has found in the human genome. According to the Human Genome Project consortium,...
- Research articles 2001-02-17
- Sulston says: human genome is not for sale
- The uneasy truce between the two competing teams of human genome scientists has been broken. Sir John Sulston, who led the UK part of the publicly funded Human Genome Project HGP has launched a blistering attack on those trying to privatise human genetic information. 'Others want to charge...
- Research articles 2001-02-19
- Decoding life/Genome project will shed new light - and competition
- The recent news that scientists working on the $3 billion international Human Genome Project have mapped virtually an entire human chromosome is exciting and potentially important, beyond even the natural human desire to know more and to reach toward the impossible goal of knowing everything. In...
- Research articles 1999-12-31
- California Scientists Make Strides in Race to Decode Human Genome.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)
- Apr. 14--A Bay Area laboratory has completed a rough translation of three chromosomes in the 23-volume genetic blueprint for inherited traits in an ambitious race to decipher the entire human genome. The Department of Energy-funded Joint Genome Institute, tucked away in an industrial park...
- Research articles 2000-04-14
- Stop human genome draft, says Venter
- The publicly-funded Human Genome Project HGP should not be allowed publish a rough draft of the human genome, Celera Genomics president and chief scientific officer Craig Venter told the US Congress, after claiming his private company had this month completed the sequencing phase of one person's genome. 'You should...
- Research articles 2000-04-17
- GENOMICS: Human Genome Sequencing Completed - Brief Article
- Celera Genomics (761 Main Ave., Norwalk, CT 06859; Tel: 203/762-1000, Fax: 203/762-6000) has completed the sequencing phase of an individual human genome, several years ahead of the publicly funded Human Genome Project. The company will now begin to assemble the sequenced fragments of the genome into their proper order using...
- Research articles 2000-04-01
- The Genome master: Eric Lander has a very simple goal in life--all he wants is to know everything there is to know about the human genome. And he believes he can do it.(2003 Scientist of the Year)(Cover Story)
- Eric Steven Lander was educated as a mathematician, taught managerial economics at the Harvard School of Business for nine years, currently teaches undergraduate biology at MIT, and founded and now directs the world's preeminent Center for Genome Research at the Whitehead Institute. Lander's leadership and technical...
- Research articles 2003-11-01
- Human genome
- US biotech firm Celera Genomics says it has sequenced a third of the human genome in just six weeks. The claim has rekindled fears that the private sector is trying to take control of as much information as possible before it is made freely available by the Human Genome Project....
- Research articles 1999-11-01
- National Institutes of Health Awards CuraGen $4.8 million for next generation of instruments for Human Genome Project
- BRANFORD, Conn.--BUSINESS WIRE--May 7, 1996--In one of the largest technology development grants ever, the National Center for Human Genome Research has awarded $4.8 million to CuraGen Corporation of Branford, CT to develop the next generation of instruments to decipher the human genome.CuraGen's collaborators in the grant are MIT's Whitehead Institute...
- Research articles 1996-05-07
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