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THE FRONTIERS OF INVESTIGATION
By NICOLA TRISCOTT and ROB LA FRENAIS The Arts Catalyst develops experimental art that practically and critically engages with science and technology, particularly science’s cultural, social and polit… more →
MutaMorphosis: Challenging Arts and Sciences
The Best of Web
wrote 8 months ago: The Best of the Web column has become one of GEN’s (Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology Ne … more →
NextBio: experimental data search engine
wrote 9 months ago: NextBio is a free life science search engine. Now a researcher or clinician can search the world’s p … more →
SciBx: Nature's newsletter for biobusiness opportunities
wrote 9 months ago: SciBx is a joint publication of BioCentury (focused on business and strategy) and Nature Publishin … more →
THE FRONTIERS OF INVESTIGATION
wrote 10 months ago: By NICOLA TRISCOTT and ROB LA FRENAIS The Arts Catalyst develops experimental art that practically a … more →
PREVENTING ECOLOGICAL RISKS IN AMAZONIA CONGITUS: NEW COGNITIVE TOOLS TO ASSESS ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS IN AMAZONIA
wrote 10 months ago: By LUCIA SANTAELLA and JOSÉ WAGNER GARCIA Petrobrás, the Brazilian National Oil Company, built a pip … more →
THE INVERTED EYE: A TRANSDISCIPLINARY GAZE INTO THE DYSFUNCTIONAL MIND
wrote 10 months ago: By KAREN INGHAM Rene Descartes, when writing on optics and consciousness, (La Dioptrique 1637) instr … more →
BIOTEKNICA: TERATOGENIC STRATEGIES FOR CRITICAL BIOART PRODUCTION
wrote 10 months ago: By JENNIFER WILLET, SHAWN BAILEY 1) Susceptibility to teratogenesis depends on the genotype of the c … more →
ART, (BIO)TECHNOLOGIES & (DIS)ABILITIES: MUTAMORPHOSIS OF BODY/MIND IN EXTREME CULTURAL PRACTICES
wrote 11 months ago: by ERNESTINE DAUBNER “Our generation was born in the last decade of the l9th century and was conscri … more →
