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Physics of Living Matter – More Thoughts on Interdisciplinary Working
Over the next couple of days I’ll be at the annual Physics of Living Matter conference. This is the 5th annual conference in Cambridge, and they have become a very firm fixture in many of our calendars. They serve to … Continue reading
Posted in Biological Physics, Interdisciplinary Science, Research
Tagged collaboration, interdisciplinary science, research, Sean Eddy, systems biology
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Whither (or possibly even wither) BBSRC’s Committee C?
I am now heading off to a hotel near Heathrow for a BBSRC committee meeting. These are always held in such delightful locations because of the need for a large enough hotel to fit all 4 committees plus the associated … Continue reading
Posted in Biological Physics, Interdisciplinary Science, Research, Science Funding
Tagged bioinformatics, David Willets, research funding, systems biology, Vince Cable
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