Mapping researchers and innovations in the Stanford University and connected ecosystems.
September 21, 2012
List of Widgets
Thanks to the support of a generous sponsor, we have mapped out the labs of 400 senior faculty, or "Principle Investigators". This mapping includes 2000 more researchers, post doc, and grad students, and shows the output of 1400 current innovations.
We have assembled 260 of these PIs into a list of widgets for easier review, please follow this link to view them.
August 3, 2012
VISIBLE NEWS : Software modeling of cells in the Covert Lab
July 19, 2012
Stanford researchers produce first complete computer model of an organism
A mammoth effort has produced a complete computational model of the bacterium Mycoplasma genitalium, opening the door for biological computer-aided design.
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The simulation of the complete life cycle of the pathogen was described in the journal Cell, you can find the article here.
June 22, 2012
Occasional Hotspot : Abbas El Gamal and Advanced Mesh Networking
I have admired the work of Abbas El Gamal, the Hitachi American Professor in the School of Engineering at Stanford University, since he co-founded Pixim a decade ago to commercialize the technology developed under the programmable digital camera program. I wondered what was new in his lab?
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Looking at the widget, the Digital Camera Project has spun many of derivatives over time. Dr El Gamal has been Director of the Information Systems Laboratory from 2004 to 2009. Dr El Gamal's latest collaboration is with the DARPA/ITMANET : FLoWS (Fundamental Limits of Wireless Systems) project with Andrea Goldsmith, head-PI. This 5 year multi-campus project is developing a more powerful information theory for mobile wireless networks, one can imagine a wide variety of applications.
Optical sensors combined with mobile ad-hoc networked platforms and advanced algorithms seems compelling. But then again so is the collaboration with Mark Schnitzer on Optical Imaging for Neuroscience.
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