Posts tagged ‘life science’

In recognition of Black History Month, we want to celebrate black entrepreneurship in the life sciences by highlighting one of the black-founded...

Over the past weeks, Scientist.com has been working hard to listen, learn and implement short-term and long-term changes regarding diversity within...

Humans can experience bioluminescence most anywhere in nature. Perhaps the most famous animal that glows in the dark is the firefly. But if we...

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Chilling stories and movie plots depicting a hidden, global black market for human biospecimen such as organs, tissue and other elements of the...

A few readers of this blog series might recall the thrill of operating the so-called Genetics Computing Group “Wisconsin Package” running on the...

The life science industry is fortunate to enter the area of big data at a time when other scientific disciplines/industries have paved the way. Big...

Steve Blank wrote an excellent 3 part blog series last week. We covered Part 1 which described the challenges Life Science companies face in...