Technology & Science
Aug. 28, 2014
The convergence of life sciences and high tech
Over the past decade, the life sciences have evolved dramatically by integrating technologies from a variety of other scientific disciplines. By Van Ellis and Mika Mayer
Over the past decade, the life sciences have evolved dramatically by integrating technologies from a variety of other scientific disciplines. The application of computational sciences and supercomputing to the life sciences kick-started the genomics revolution in the 1990s. This interdisciplinary approach has also given rise more recently to substantial innovation in bioinformatics, nanobiology and tissue engi...
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