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Knome Names New CEO, Cuts Deal With Johns Hopkins to Analyze 1,000 Genomes 01/09/12 Boston
PacBio CEO Hugh Martin Resigns, Being Replaced by Mike Hunkapiller 01/06/12 San Francisco
Ann Arbor’s Everist Genomics Develops New Tests for Cancer Risk 12/14/11 Detroit
Steve Jobs’s Dying Realization About Biology and Technology 12/05/11 National
Xconomists of the Week: Tom Maniatis and Marc Tessier-Lavigne Lead the Charge on the New York Genome Center 11/03/11 New York
New York Genome Center to Open in February, Supported by $125M in Public and Private Funding 11/02/11 New York
PacBio Posts Flat Revenues in Q3, Names Mike Hunkapiller New Executive Chairman 10/27/11 San Francisco
Computing in the Age of the $1,000 Genome: Some Themes and Some Photos 10/25/11 San Francisco
Illumina To Cut 200 Jobs, 8 Percent of Workforce, After Third Quarter Sales Fall Short 10/25/11 San Diego
See You This Afternoon at “Computing in the Age of the $1,000 Genome” 10/24/11 San Francisco
How Will the $1,000 Genome Change Society? Hear From Wired’s Thomas Goetz, MDV’s Sue Siegel, Kauffman’s John Wilbanks on Monday 10/21/11 San Francisco
Illumina Takes Page From Apple Playbook, in Blending Hardware and Software for the Genome 10/20/11 San Francisco
Illumina Leads $8M Investment in GenoLogics to Help Manage DNA Data Overload 10/20/11 Seattle
Computing in the Age of the $1,000 Genome: Here’s the Program for Monday’s Conference 10/19/11 San Francisco
DNAnexus, With Google Ventures and TPG’s Cash, Seeks Edge in $100B Genome Computing Market 10/19/11 San Francisco
NextBio Sees Growth in Next Market: Physicians Seeking Help Interpreting Individual Genomes 10/18/11 San Francisco
Genomics 2.0: Ten Years After the Bubble, it’s Getting Really Interesting Again 10/17/11 National
Where Big DNA Meets Big IT: Computing in the Age of the $1,000 Genome 10/14/11 San Francisco
NanoString Rolls Out Souped-Up DNA Analysis Instrument at Genetics Confab 10/12/11 Seattle
Pfizer, deCode Genetics Strike Deal To Look For New Lupus Drug Targets 10/12/11 New York
How Will Your Doctor Use Your Genome? Ask Our Panel Oct. 24 10/12/11 San Francisco
Illumina Stock Dives on Weak Quarterly Sales Report 10/07/11 San Diego
When Will Software for the Genome Take Off? Find out Oct. 24 10/07/11 San Francisco
FDA Adopts New Initiative, Scripps Health Begins Longevity Study, & More San Diego Life Sciences News 10/06/11 San Diego
Complete Genomics, Scripps To Sequence 1,000 Old Folks’ Genomes to Find Secret to Long Life 10/03/11 San Francisco
RXi Splits Up, Zeo Launches Mobile Sleep-Tracking App, Karuna Licenses Schizophrenia Compounds, & More Boston-Area Life Sciences News 09/30/11 Boston
Knome Moves Beyond the Mega-Rich With Genome Analysis Service 09/29/11 Boston
Excerpt from “The Body Politic: The Battle Over Science in America” 09/29/11 National
Complete Genomics, PacBio CEOs to Lead Off “Computing in the Age of the $1K Genome” Oct. 24 09/27/11 San Francisco
PacBio Slashes 28 Percent of Its Workforce to Conserve Cash 09/20/11 San Francisco
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