Latest Findings
- An Information Infrastructure transforms the biology
literature into a new discovery platform.
- A Systems Biology Two embraces biological complexity
at the phenotypic level.
- A new set of digital libraries (steady state and
transitional) increase our ability to detect biological
changes - often in the most unexpected places.
- A library of worked examples (Excel worksheets)
illustrates the application of quantitative phenotypes to
problems in the
basic and clinical sciences.
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Do you want to know...
- How you can use a stereology literature database to build and test the foundations of a
modern data-driven biology?
- What you
can discover with your research data when they join forces with
those of 10s, 100s, or 1,000s of colleagues?
- Why playing by the rules of biology can lead to better outcomes in the basic and
clinical sciences?
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Software Upgrade
- An Information Infrastructure moves
published data from printed pages to databases and digital
libraries where they can interact and create new forms of
information.
- Access to complex biological changes becomes routine
with two new Digital Libraries (steady state and
transitional).
- A portfolio of worked examples
illustrates the effectiveness of the information infrastructure
in developing a quantitative systems biology.
- A Report summarizes recent progress.
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