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On episode #91 of the podcast 'This Week in Virology', Vincent, Dickson, Alan, Rich and Welkin discuss the nature, origin, an... [read more]

Laval Bio Symposium 2010 From Discovery to Clinical Trials Securing a Third Party Alliance We are pleased to invite y... [read more]

I had no idea that the website sciencedaily.com had an entire page just for virology news. I'm sure this will become one of t... [read more]

This paper published in the latest Science Magazine (July 8, 2010) puts forth the discovery of a 'broadly neutralizing human ... [read more]

Here is a website that is full of interesting interviews/discussions with people who have big ideas: scientists, authors, jou... [read more]

A research by Frank Buchholz of the Max Planck Institute for Cell biology and Genetics;he and his group have already cured a ... [read more]

On episode #87 of the podcast 'This Week in Virology', Vincent, Alan, and Rich hear from Professor Graham Hatfull how student... [read more]

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On episode #85 of the podcast 'This Week in Virology', Vincent and Michael Gale discuss the origin, pathogenesis, prevention,... [read more]

This website was a Pick of the Week on TWiV #50, so the individuals behind the podcast (Drs. Racaniello, Despommier, Condit, ... [read more]

I'm not sure how many zoologists there are on this website but, as an animal enthusiast myself, this is a fun, nifty website ... [read more]

This website sells glass sculptures with 3D shapes in them, ranging from galaxies or star systems to DNA or hemoglobin. The ... [read more]

Here's a cool website. It's "a web-based database and analysis system that integrates and analyzes genomic sequences, cur... [read more]

Here's a neat little wiki site that I discovered a while back and found it interesting and useful. It's a database of protein... [read more]

Two Industry Experts to Work Together to Improve Business Processes

In the latest issue of Science a paper was published showing that Homo neanderthalensis and early Homo sapiens interbred. Non... [read more]

Perhaps one of the scariest papers I've read. This discovery, made by a team in Australia headed by Ronald Jackson, demonstra... [read more]

A recent Nature article on protein aggregates and the formation of amyloids, there effects on health, and evolution of protei... [read more]

This is a lecture given by Nobel Laureate Craig C. Mello on the discovery of and mechanism behind RNAi. I hope you find it i... [read more]

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Some info on the cell receptor (which is an absolutely beautiful protein, by the way) that is utilized by the South Ameircan ... [read more]

This is a fascinating paper that was relatively recently published in PNAS. I hope people find it interesting. http://bms.... [read more]

At the Spring 2010 meeting of the Society for General Microbiology In Edinburgh I spoke about ‘Social Media in Microbiology E... [read more]

In episode #75 of the podcast 'This Week in Virology', Vincent, Alan, and Matt review contamination of Rotarix with circoviru... [read more]

Vincent speaks with Adolfo Garcia-Sastre talk about the origin, pathogenesis, and prevention of the 2009 pandemic influenza H... [read more]

On episode #73 of the podcast "This Week in Virology", Vincent, Dickson, and Rich discuss multipotent progenitor bone marrow ... [read more]

On episode #72 of the podcast "This Week in Virology", the TWiV team explains CRISPR/Cas, the immune system of bacteria and a... [read more]

On epsisode #66 of the podcast "This Week in Virology", Vincent and Dickson continue virology 101 with a discussion of inform... [read more]