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  Some fossil tetrapod thing [Tetrapod Zoology] Here's a fossil I described recently. Does anyone want to have a go at identifying it? Don't worry, I know what it is (or, at least, I and my colleagues think I do), but why not go ahead and have fun. Note the scale bar... Read the rest of this... Posted Jul 05 2008, 03:33 PM by ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science Feeds Filed under: fossil, colleagues

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  A Bustard is not just a bird [Discovering Biology in a Digital World] It's a Solexa data directory. I've held off on blogging about Next Generation Sequencing here, but now that one of my colleagues has started blogging about it, it seems like a good time to write a little about FinchTalk , our company blog. We've... Posted Mar 13 2008, 01:28 PM by ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science Feeds Filed under: dna, blogging, good time, colleagues, solexa, educational role, next generation, data directory

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  See you at the SRBR meeting! [A Blog Around The Clock] The 11th Biennial Meeting of the Society for Research on Biological Rhythms will be held in Sandestin, FL on May 17th-21st, 2008. And I'll be there. This meeting occurs every two years (on even-numbered years, the International Congress and the Gordon... Posted Mar 02 2008, 03:24 PM by ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science Feeds Filed under: science, plos, blog, money, open access, colleagues, whistler canada, international congress, amelia island fl, biological rhythms

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  "Frankenstein Was Here": Synthetic Biology as Graffiti [The Loom] Earlier today, I took a walk in the blustery winds of Washington DC with Drew Endy , a synthetic biologist from MIT. We had just been talking with Congressional staffers about the promise and perils of being able to manipulate life. There was too much... Posted Jan 30 2008, 09:35 PM by ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science Feeds Filed under: biologist, dna, mutations, scientists, proteins, genome, craig venter, microbe, colleagues, minute session, signatures, blustery winds, catnip, playing god, graffiti, gibberish, endy, congressional staffers, notion, perils