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In this discussion, our members will have a chance to learn about a leading-edge exploration of cellular health and function measured by metabolites, the small molecules...
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The magic of data mining and analytics is in discovering patterns and correlations that intuitive judgment could never divine: the finding, say, that 30- to 40-year-olds...
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In this week's issue, members will get a view of a completely new computing environment, from Pattern Recognition Processors out to a new secure Net running as a...
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This week's discussion combines the most advanced areas of medical discovery with the personal challenges that come with living just beyond the edge of today's medical...
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This week, as we complete our agenda for FiRe 2015, seemed a perfect time to publish Eric's and John's most recent FiRe conversation, perhaps more relevant now than ever,...
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In this week's discussion, we're going to look at how biology will inform computer design - and how compute systems will change biology.
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In this discussion, our members will learn how our voices can become the centerpiece for e-commerce security. Is this achievable? Indeed, it is more likely inevitable.
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Simon Hackett is probably the best-known entrepreneur in Australia. In this issue, Simon shares with us his research on how to solve the grid battery challenge, and why...
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This week, we'll look at the causes behind the strong dollar, and, by establishing a clear understanding of this important financial trend, we'll extend our abilities to...
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Think like Richard Feynman, imagining the very, very small ("nano") nature of all of the cell's chemicals, structures, and operations.
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