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David Rubenstein
This is a wonderfully engaging book about amateur scientists and technologists who are developing innovations in biotechnology. The gadgets you have in your kitchen give you better tools than those that were available in a serious laboratory of a hundred years ago. Technologies are developing so fast, and become so much cheaper, that we may be well on our way to the technological "singularity".

You can now buy a device the size of a USB drive, that gets plugged into a USB port on your computer. P
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Autumn
mm...it sounds very interesting! cant wait to read about this techniques!!
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