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Biology at NSTDA

Joe — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 23:47:49 +0000

BIOTEC

The fourth year biology students went to NSTDA yesterday, myself and Aj.Rattanavijit included. We spent a whole day over there. I might need to update again for each of the location we have visited, for there were more points to make.

For example, we went to Sirindhorn Science House in the morning. While we were there, we went to see the exhibition on Darwin. More importantly, a free lunch also provided by our host.

In the afternoon, we went to the headquarter of NSTDA to be oriented with what they do and what are their plans for the future. I believed some of our students might be interested in this kind of information.

Finally, we went to visit a number of laboratories at BIOTEC before heading back to Payathai.

MicroBiotec09

Hugo Azevedo — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 14:11:56 +0000

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Delegate (with room)	350/450	400/500
Delegate (without room)	300	350
Student (with room)†	230/330	280/380
Student (without room)†	190	240
Accompanying person	-	120
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Biotechnology: 'Third-wave generation'...

markdowe — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 09:23:29 +0000

INDUSTRIAL BIOTECH From the desk of MD FOR SOME TIME now the public has perceived biotechnology to m

1 June 2009

choeng — Sun, 31 May 2009 20:08:00 +0000

วันนี้ตื่นเช้าน่ะ แต่มีก็อกสองทำให้สายไปเลยและพลาดการบิดของ Chloe ไปสองรายการ แต่ก็ไม่เสียดายเพราะแพงเหลือเกิน วันนี้มีนัดกับต้อง Biotec 10:00 แต่ขอเลื่อนเป็น 14:00 และได้มานั่งคุยกันเอาตอน 17:30 เลิกงานพอดี วันนี้เข้ามาห้องเจอพี่ต้น กับอี๊ดที่กลับมาจากบาหลีแล้ว (อี๊ดตกเครื่องที่ มาเลเซีย T T ) ผมชวนต้องไปนั่งคุยตรงม้าหินอ่อน ต้องหมดหวังกับโปรแกรมเมอร์ที่จ้างมา ทำให้ผมต้องโทรหาพี่ฝาย และพี่ใหญ่ เกี่ยวกับไอเดียการทำป่าชายเลนแบบ 3D , น้องฮาร์ดโทรมาเรื่องขอซื้อแผ่น Laser/Discs และน้องเค้ารู้จัก P919 ซ่ะด้วยแฮะ , และโทรไปหา หอรัตนชัยการพิมพ์ ตามที่คิดเอาไว้ว่าจะโทรเรื่องจัดพิมพ์หนังสือธรรมะเล่มฉบับกระเป๋าแจกในงาน ครบรอบฯ 30K ของอาม่าวันที่ 27 กันยายน

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Thailand's BIOTEC launches Enzhance, a lysis buffer reagent

chronovial — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 07:35:13 +0000

From Thailand’s National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, the government supported research center has released the Enzhance lysis buffer reagent that would be useful in microbial protein extraction.

According to the website, the product named Enzhance, is developed by the BIOTEC Enzyme Technology Laboratory, and provides quick, efficient and gentle extraction of active proteins from various types of microbial cells. The product will also be useful in extracting high levels of cellular proteins from bacteria, yeasts or fungi. Interested parties could purchase this product directly from BIOTEC, as it is not known if they have set up any distribution partners to market the product outside of Thailand.

Promotional Material for Enzhance. Picture from Thailand's BIOTEC.

The Nanotechnological Transhuman Cyborg

truthspeaker — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 13:43:16 +0000

For those wanting more information on transhumanism I recommend doing some research on Tom Horn’s site: Raider’s News Network.

Here are a few videos he and his wife did last year:

New post from Herescope:

This is the topic of a radio interview!

John Loeffler of the Steel On Steel radio program interviewed Dr. Martin Erdmann this week on the topic of the new emergent scientific religion of transhumanism and how it seeks to use nanotechnology to design super humans and super soldiers of the future: part human, part machine. Herescope readers have special permission to access this fascinating interview online.

Dr. Erdmann, a historian and theologian, serves as a senior scientist at University Hospital in Basel, Switzerland. On the radio show he discusses the ethical implications of transhumanism and nanotechnology. He is also the author of Building the Kingdom of God on Earth: The Churches’ Contribution to Marshal Public Support for World Order and Peace, 1919-1945 which documents the early efforts a century ago to set up a global governmence structure (the United Nations) via the mainline denominations creating a Dominionist mandate.

To listen to this radio interview visit: http://www.steelonsteel.com/broadcasts.php
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Dr. Erdmann was the featured speaker at the Discernment “Transformation of the Church” conference held last weekend in Niles, Michigan. See the previous Herescope post for details on how to order CDs of his talks.

Craig Venter is on the verge of creating synthetic life

Dies — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 03:57:07 +0000

Craig Venter is on the verge of creating synthetic life | Video on TED.com

Can we create new life out of our digital universe?” Craig Venter asks. His answer is “yes” — and pretty soon. He walks through his latest research and promises that we’ll soon be able to build and boot up a synthetic chromosome.

Arctic seed vault receives first deposit

Mark Baard — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 10:49:19 +0000

Africans are the first to send seeds (for corn, soy, and other food crops) to the Arctic seed repository, by way of Oslo. The vault, pictured here, is among the seed bank projects being paid for by the United Nations, the Rockefeller, Ford and Gatsby foundations. — Mark Baard

More:

African seed collection first to arrive in Norway on route to Arctic seed vault
The vault is being built by the Norwegian government as a service to the global community, and a Rome-based international NGO, the Global Crop Diversity Trust, will fund its operation. The vault will open on 26 February 2008.

The shipment, which was sent by the Ibadan, Nigeria-based International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), consists of thousands of duplicates of unique varieties of domesticated and wild cowpea, maize, soybean, and Bambara groundnut. The seeds from the IITA genebank in Ibadan, Nigeria, were packed in 21 boxes weighing a total of 330 kg. The processing by IITA staff took several months, and the boxes were packaged over a three-day period, with 10 staff checking the accession list, reporting errors, and adjusting the inventory, as needed.