What’s the difference between work and play when it comes to science? Not much, sometimes. Linda Stone, upon interviewing Nobel Laureates in 2009 found: When these men talked about their work in the lab today and their childhood play patterns, it was the same conversation. They played passionately as children and the emergent questions and [...]
FluidicMEMS is…
a blog about microfluidics and bioMEMS technologies and how they can help solve real-world problems. Written by Lily Kim, a biomedical-engineer-turned-strategy-consultant, FluidicMEMS covers new developments fresh from academia as well as the process of bringing these technologies into the world.
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- BioMEMS 2012 conference in March in Cleveland, speaker lineup looks great: http://t.co/Wx7ARfRx 2012/01/24
- Great seeing #MEMS coverage @ CES! MT @khlightman: @MEMSGroup panel @CES http://t.co/o63Mczzi 2012/01/20
- RT @jniccolai: MEMS, the quiet winner at CES via @Computerworld http://t.co/7SuqW6qu #mems #ces2012 2012/01/20
- RT @bigbluemilky @IBMResearch: Disease detection gets a modern upgrade with new IBM microfluidic probe http://t.co/YdcI2QCC 2012/01/13
- Lab-on-a-chip diagnostics RT @wyssinstitute: New pathogen tests put focus on speed http://t.co/wYVw5W5R 2012/01/10