Genome Compiler team will be demoing the new and upcoming features of Genome Compiler at BioCurious on August 22nd at 7:00-8:30pm. To register go to http://www.meetup.com/BioCurious/events/78202292/ We will refund anyone coming to make it a free event. From the http://biocurious.org page: " Our friends from Genome Compiler will be back at BioCurious for…
DetailsVery nice summary of startups in our field. What I really like is that the author didn't go for the old school companies but for the cutting edge startups.
http://www.judegomila.com/2012/08/synthetic-biology-is-heading-for-cloud.html
This article was featued in Y-Combinator Hacker news and started very interesting discussion in the comments section.
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Gen9, A stealthy Boston start-up working on revolutionary methods for DNA synthesis (much needed for the future of the synthetic biology field!), has release this statement today: 2012 Gen9 G-Prize "WANTED: Innovators and disruptors interested in transforming an industry using synthesized DNA constructs. Gen9 has developed a unique technology to synthesize DNA constructs and has used it to…
DetailsOur Friends at Ginkgo Bioworks compiled a great guide to Biological Engineering they call: "The Foo Camper's guide to Biological Engineering" it's a great resource for beginners and expert bio hackers alike. So if you ever wondered how to make a bacteria smell like a banana or other nice tricks - go ahread a read this great…
DetailsVery interesting read and a great first steps in the development of a complete computer simulation of entire cell in the molecular level. "Scientists at Stanford University and the J. Craig Venter Institute have developed the first software simulation of an entire organism, a humble single-cell bacterium that lives in the human genital and respiratory…
Detailsin the July addition of The-Scientist magazine there's a nice comparison of different DNA design software.
Check out who's in number 1!
http://the-scientist.com/2012/07/01/move-over-mother-nature/
Check out this great article about synthetic biology past, present and future. http://www.technologyreview.com/featured-story/428187/biologys-master-programmers/ From this article: "Many of us thought that working at the single-gene level was just a starting point, that we really needed to figure out how all these newly identified genes arising from the Human Genome Project fit into networks, pathways, and…
DetailsTo upgrade - start Genome Compiler, the program will prompt you to update. The installer from our website is automatically updated with the new release. The release notes: - Enhancements o Support Import Genbank format files o Enhance experience of highlight selection between zoom levels - Fixed Issues o Issues focus change between opened Projects o Change codon in Amino Acid…
DetailsTo upgrade - start Genome Compiler, the program will prompt you to update. The installer from our website is automatically updated with the new release. The release notes: - Enhancements o Pricing flow – show the estimated price upfront o Update Materials Library o Mouse usability – Add usage of Ctrl / Command / Shift when dragging Parts or…
DetailsGenome Compiler and democratizing creation was the subject of this interview held at the Twit studios (http://twit.tv) on June 3rd.
http://twit.tv/show/twit-live-specials/126
We're very happy to announce the release of Genome Compiler!
To install go to genomecompiler.com
We look forward receiving your feedbacks - we have a big vision of truly democratizing the tools of creation, and we need your help to do it right.
Thanks!
Genome Compiler Team
Today the 300th person signed in to Genome Compiler's beta list!
Thank you all for your interest in our progress and willingness to help!
Genome Compiler is proud to be presenting it's first software release at Autodesk "ideas" conference (27th-29th/March). More about this amazing conference: Imagine it's the year 1977 and a diverse group of visionaries meet to speculate on the impact of the “personal computer.” Could they have imagined how the exponential growth of computation, connectivity, and…
DetailsThis is just great - a glimps into the present and future of synthetic biology. Breakfast can be a pretty depressing ordeal, especially on these cold, dark mornings. Why not genetically engineer your yogurt to turn it into into a pharmacy-grade Antidepressant? That ought cheer the process up. Here's how to do it. …
DetailsLife may be the software that makes its own hardware, but where is the compiler? If we plan to start programming life itself, we are going to need a radically different and better tool kit than the one available to geneticists today. Omri lays out a concrete vision for how such a tool would work…
DetailsMarc Goodman is a global thinker, writer and consultant focused on the profound change technology is having on crime security, business and international affairs. Over the past twenty years, he has built his expertise in cyber crime and terrorism working with organizations such as INTERPOL, the United Nations Counterterrorism Task Force, NATO and the…
DetailsAndrew Hessel serves on Genome Compiler advisory board. He is the co-chair of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics track at the Singularity University, located at the NASA Research campus (http://singularityu.org/). Andrew is also a gifted speaker and educator in the field of Synthetic Biology, as demonstrated by the following recommended videos: For more information, check out: http://about.me/andrewhessel…
DetailsThe Synthetic Biology 5.0 conference, held at Stanford University (http://sb5.biobricks.org/) recently released the video recording of many of the presentations. Check out the following presentation by Genome Compiler advisor Prof' George Church: NEXT GENERATION TECHNIQUES, George Church, Harvard Medical School from Holly Million on Vimeo. More presentations can be found on the SB5.0…
DetailsWe're thrilled to bring you updates on our development, new partnerships, and new projects. Check back often as things are just starting to take off. Prof George Church at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard, Image Courtesy bbc.co.uk In the meantime, here's a fantastic article from the BBC talking about the future…
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