Future Human: Are we ready for Humanity 2.0?
BioCentre is pleased to announce details about its 2011–12 thought leader teleconference series.

Thought leader conference call with Prof Steve Fuller – MP3 now available
The mp3 from BioCentre’s recent conference call with Prof Steve Fuller is now available to download here.

Thought leader conference call with Justina Robson – MP3 now available
The mp3 from BioCentre’s second conference call with SF author Justina Robson is now available to listen online and download.

Call for Papers – The 21st Century Body
This interdisciplinary symposium is convened in order to build capacity as well as consolidate existing scholarship on perspectives on the human body and identity in the face of new advances in emerging technologies.

DNA Sequencing Caught in Deluge of Data
The field of genomics is caught in a data deluge. DNA sequencing is becoming faster and cheaper at a pace far outstripping Moore’s law.

Media Monitoring

Relatives over–rule organ donor wishes of loved ones
One in ten families of dead patients on the organ donor register still refuse to allow the...

Call for Papers – The 21st Century Body
This interdisciplinary symposium is convened in order to build capacity as well as consoli...

Driverless car: Google awarded US patent for technology
Google’s driverless car Google has been experimenting with driverless Toyota Prius c...
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