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RealClearPolitics |
now reading: Obama: Busy With His Pen to the End
RealClearPolitics Pretending to ignore Washington’s suspended animation while the Trump administration transitions into place, Obama this month also continued to fill federal vacancies on boards and councils with his chosen appointees, and even created a new federal … |
Vox |
A simple guide to CRISPR, one of the biggest science stories of 2016
Vox One of the biggest and most important science stories of 2016 will probably also be one of the biggest science stories of the next decade. So this is as good a time as any to get acquainted with the powerful new gene-editing technology known as CRISPR. Editas Pursuing CRISPR: A Speculative GemSeeking Alpha CRISPR ‘Off Switch’ Discovered, Could Make Powerful Gene-Editing Tool More PreciseInternational Business Times CRISPR ‘Off’ Switch Could Make Human Gene Editing SaferLive Science Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News –ScienceBlog.com (blog) –The Scientist all 17 news articles » |
Reason (blog) |
Blockchain, CRISPR, and Machine Learning Will Transform Your World in the Next Decade: New at Reason
Reason (blog) Blockchain, CRISPR, and machine learning are three core technologies whose elaborations during the next decade will conjure into existence a world with far less transactional friction, amazing cures, and much smarter machines. Microsoft’s Bill Gates is … |
The Sun |
EastEnders legend John Altman hints his character Nasty Nick might not be dead after he was ‘killed off’ last year
The Sun EASTENDERS legend John Altman has hinted his character Nasty Nick might not be dead after all. The star, whose character was killed off last year, has revealed his dream to bring Nick Cotton back in a different soap, even questioning if he was really … |
FierceBiotech |
Vaccine ‘nanodiscs’ could personalize cancer immunotherapy
FierceBiotech Vaccine ‘nanodiscs’ could personalize cancer immunotherapy. by Arlene Weintraub |. Dec 30, 2016 10:32am. mouse. University of Michigan researchers showed that mice retain immunity to cancer 70 days after receiving personalized vaccines. |