Inspired by Mars exploration, DNA sequencing gets much smaller, may be ready for field work soon
ABI’s smallest sequencer is about the size and weight of a house air conditioning unit [ABI 310: 95 kg (208 lbs); 61 x 56 x 86 cm (24 x 22…
ABI’s smallest sequencer is about the size and weight of a house air conditioning unit [ABI 310: 95 kg (208 lbs); 61 x 56 x 86 cm (24 x 22…
PHE MOVES! Our web site has changed from www.rockefeller.edu/phe to phe.rockefeller.edu (we are now hosting our own site on a workstation in our lab). Check out our new book Technological…
Claire Williams’ book Landscapes, Genomics, and Transgenic Conifers to which we contributed “Foresters and DNA†is now available from Amazon where the site features our opening sentence: “The decoding of…
The Martha’s Vineyard Times runs a bright article about The Cherry Orchard in Jesse Ausubel’s Backyard with 8 photos as well as an excellent text by Laura Roosevelt….
The deep oceans are the largest biotic space on earth, but remain largely unexplored. Census of Marine Life scientists recently trawled the Atlantic between the southeast US coast and the…
On 14 March Jesse will particiapte in a seminar organized by the New York Times about climate change. PDF Poster…
The Program for the Human Environment is featured in an article on Dematerialization posted on the IBM home page Quantum Leaps section….
Superb stories on the Census of Marine Life appeared 13 February in the leading German weekly, Der Spiegel, and 22 February in the leading Brazilian weekly, Veja….
During 1996, on behalf of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Jesse Ausubel helped Prof. Thomas Bailey establish the Community College Research Center at Teachers College. The influential center celebrated its…
…a new genus, Rungwecebus, the actual sequence data is not listed among diagnostic characters in the species or genus description. Routine inclusion of DNA barcode sequences could improve the usefulness…