February 9, 2010
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CONTENTS: APRIL 2003

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Features

Beyond the Blueprint 
How will the wealth of data emanating from the human genome and allied technologies impact research on health and disease?
By Malorye Branca
 

Target Elimination 
SPECIAL REPORT: Resolving Bottlenecks, Part II
Industry and FDA scientists turn to databases, applications software, and laboratory chips to move the safest, most effective molecules into clinical trials. By Mark D. Uehling
 

Strategic Insights 
· Regulatory Compliance
· Easing the Pain of Part 11
· Part 11: The FDA's New View
· Rising to the Regulatory Challenge
· E-Sourcing: Covering the Regulatory Bases

News·Analysis 
EDC Shreds Paper Trails
Debating DNA in Monterey
Neuroscientists Have Better Tools on the Brain
Hopkins Takes IBM to Heart
From Field to Streaming Data
Genomic Services Sector Heats Up
Kinder, Gentler FDA in the Making?
Nanotech Sprouts in the Garden State


Bio-IT World Conference & Expo Highlights:

Stephen Friend Sees Novel Uses of Gene Chips
IBM’s Kovac on Information-Based Medicine
Francis Collins Nixes Post-Genomic Era
Best of Show Awards



Horizons

James Watson
Honest Jim Watson remains as charming, humorous, obstinate, and outrageous as ever. 

Get into the Groove
Scientists strike a chord with music based on the building blocks of DNA. 

Homeland Security 
The bio-IT community has a unique opportunity to contribute to national biodefense. 

Columns & Departments

First Base | Kevin Davies
The world celebrates the golden anniversary of the double helix.


Nothing Ventured... | Michael A. Greeley
As biotech business models evolve, the question remains: Which will survive? 


Fully Equipped | By Robert M. Frederickson
Protein chips seek to do for protein expression profiling what DNA chips did for RNA expression. 


The Dodge Retort | John Dodge
Complaints aside, EDC has made its mark. All it needs now is a big boot.


New Products
MEMS the word for Protiveris prototype · RLX doubles up with dual-processor blade server · EMC debuts high-end storage systems 


Letters
White Papers & Special Reports

Quantum
StorNext 4.0: Technical Product Brief
Sponsored by Quantum

 
Proven in the world’s most data intensive industries, Quantum StorNext is a scalable, high-performance file system which allows data sharing across Linux, Mac, Unix, and Windows operating systems and manages data in enterprise storage environments. In this Technical Brief you'll learn:

  • How a high-performing file system can accelerate your business
  • How to simplify your data management
  • How a tiered storage approach can save you money


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Protect Your Scientific Intellectual Property: Proof of Lab Informatics Data Authenticity is Your Best Legal Defense
Sponsored by Surety, LLC

As a bio-technology or life sciences organization, your formulas, treatments and research and discoveries are the “lifeblood” of your business. But if you aren't protecting the integrity of your scientific data in your lab informatics systems, you risk losing IP ownership, revenue and consequently your business if you can't prove time-of-creation and data authenticity. Learn how you can implement simple, cost-effective and automated controls to protect your scientific intellectual property. Consider:

  • IP protection requirements in bio-pharma and other science-oriented industries can extend out 20, 30, 40 or more years
  • Most electronic lab management solutions include generic authenticity controls, so how "legally defensible" is yours?
  • Only standards-compliant, independent controls can future-proof your approach to long-term IP integrity protection and authenticity.
  • Learn more - get the free whitepaper now


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The Key to Life Sciences Data Management: Transparent Migration
Sponsored by BlueArc

Life sciences organizations face new data management challenges as the volume of research data grows and more data is kept online for longer times. Read this paper to learn about:

  • The benefits of transparent data migration (TDM)
  • How TDM technologies can simplify data management.
  • How using TDM can help increase storage utilization, improve computational workflow performance, and optimize the use of storage resources.


Life Science Webcasts & Podcasts

adobe_i3_btn_webinarNext-Generation Clinical Trial and Data Management Applications
Sponsored by Adobe

This webinar introduces i3Cube - a web-based, fully integrated, clinical trial and data management system built on Adobe’s LiveCycle® Enterprise Suite.  I3 cube provides end-to-end automation that delivers unprecedented visibility into information that sponsors need to accelerate the study process and complete trials efficiently. Viewers will learn more about:

  • Creating faster and more efficient trial processes
  • Reducing investigator burden 
  • Real-time sponsor transparency into study information
  • Enterprise solutions based on Adobe LiveCycle® ES utilizing cross-platform clients of Reader, Flash and AIR

    Download now.



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