Adam's Blogroll: click through to the author's blog
Here’s the Epigenome Project The headline on Rachel Feltman’s post at Speaking of Science said the epigenome project was awesome, which is as good an introduction as any. That slew of two dozen papers in Nature and its associated … Continue reading
The post Epigenome Project, robot ethics, one-way trip to Mars appeared first on PLOS Blogs Network.
Posted by in bioethics, Epigenetics, epigenome, Ethics, genetics, Genomics, health care, Human Genome, Isaac Asimov, Mars, Mars One, On Science Blogs, reality TV, Research, robot ethics, robot morality, robots, space flight, united states, Venus
This week, Science for the People is learning how private enterprise has jumped in to fill the gap left by shrinking government budgets for space exploration. They’re joined by journalist Elmo Keep, to talk about her article on Mars One, a nonprofit planning to make a reality show out of a one-way trip to colonize the red planet. And they’ll get an update on the state of the for-profit space industry with Space News Senior Editor Jeff Foust.
*Josh provides research help to Science for the People and is, therefore, completely biased.
