Synthetic Biology:Press
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Links to various press articles about Synthetic Biology. Note that this is not a comprehensive list.
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- December 2005 issue of Dr. Dobbs A.I. Newsletter on synthetic biology
- Special issue on synthetic biology in Nature including the Adventures in Synthetic Biology comic
- Synthetic Biology Remakes Small Genomes Science November 4, 2005
- Synthetic biologists face up to security issues Nature August 2005 and How synthetic biology can avoid GMO-style conflicts correspondence in later issue
- Attempting to build from the cells up Deccan Herald April 2005
- From the cells up The Guardian March 2005
- Steal this Genome! East Bay Express March 2005
- Intelligent Design Berkeley Science Review Spring 2005
- Meeting Report: Synthetic Biology Jamboree for Undergraduates Cell Biology Education Spring 2005
- Computation comes to life: Someday, our most sophisticated chip fabs could be living cells Computerworld February 2005
- Preparing the World for Synthetic Biology Technology Review January 2005
- Life, Reinvented WIRED January 2005
- Innovation Sails Free Newsweek November 2004
- Synthetic biology: Starting from scratch Nature October 2004
- Life, The Next Generation The Scientist October 2004
- Synthetic Biology: The Real Thing BIO-IT World July 2004
- Experts worry that synthetic biology may spawn biohackers EE Times June 2004 and Synthetic Biology May Spawn Biohackers post on Slashdot
- Conference kicks off synthetic bio revolution EE Times June 2004
- BioBricks to help reverse-engineer life EE Times June 2004
- Synthetic Life Scientific American May 2004 and Synthetic Life In The Lab post on Slashdot
- Microbes made to order Science January 2004.
- Digital Cells: Computer circuits made of genes may soon program bacteria Science News April 2003 and Digital DNA circuits post on Slashdot with link to BioBricks.
- Class aims to engineer blinking life in the lab MIT News February 2003
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