Purpose

The Enterprise Biology Software Project is a nonprofit venture offering advanced information technologies to investigators using stereology in their research.  Data harvested from the literature of biological stereology - typically contributed by authors as reprints - are stored in relational databases and processed to meet specific engineering and research goals.  In turn, complete and updated copies of the databases along with software tools are regularly sent to contributing authors.     

Information technologies will soon transform biology into a data-driven science, one capable of uncovering many fundamental principles of living systems.  The Enterprise Biology Software Project encourages this process by assembling a data-driven biology and then using it to explore the nature of biological complexity.  Consider this.  We already know that stereology can routinely capture complexity with equations from 14 hierarchical levels of size - from organisms to organelles.  Moreover, stereology can now capture from levels 15 (molecules) and 16 (genes) with the help of biochemistry, molecular biology, and immunocytochemistry.  This means that our research data can now move freely across the entire biological hierarchy of size.   

1.0 (EBS 2001)          2.0 (EBS 2002)           3.0 (EBS 2005)

4.0 (EBS 2003)          5.0 (EBS 2004)            6.0 (EBS 2006)

7.0 (EBS 2007)