The Virtual Ecology of Industry
…will be excessively costly or risky unless we can build expert and public confidence through simulations. For strawberries, albeit modified with modern genetic means, field tests are hard enough. Before…
…will be excessively costly or risky unless we can build expert and public confidence through simulations. For strawberries, albeit modified with modern genetic means, field tests are hard enough. Before…
Fox TV reported 23 February 2010 in their evening news on the discoveries of the DNA House project of Brenda Tan and Matt Cost in a well-composed video by reporter…
…molecular methods such as DNA barcoding for efficient, cost-effective birdstrike identifications”. Just as in CSI television series, DNA-based identification can make possible what would otherwise be impossible; in this case,…
Our high school DNA study with Brenda Tan and Matt Cost was the lead item in front-page article on “food fraud†in Washington Post on March 30, 2010. In addition…
We are pleased to read that North Carolina-based company NET Power Breaks Ground on Demonstration Plant for World’s First Emissions-Free, Low-Cost Fossil Fuel Power Technology. The NET Power technology, which…
…scientific achievement on the scale of the Human Genome Project. As these become available, the limiting factors for DNA barcoding will be cost and availability of sequence analysis, but as…
…can identify any species at little or not cost. That world is technologically upon us. This report addresses the formative stages of an initiative to bring this to society sooner…
…bioreactors designed to “brew” meat. Remaining challenges include the ability to successfully match the taste, texture, and cost of conventionally-sourced meat- and plant-based foods, as well as successfully scaling-up production…
…share grows, it comes at the cost of shares of others. This process is well-described by the so-called “logistic substitution model.” The logistic model also finds applications in demography, notably…
…and Louisa Strauss: “Sushi-gate” Matt Cost and Brenda Tan: “DNAHouse” More about TeaBOL Press release Urban Barcode Project interview High-res photos Our dining room DNA lab More about Tea Tea…