Despite years of research, there is still uncharted territory in the human genome that remains to be explored.
New work identifies over 7,000 ORFs to add to all the major human genome databases.
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Reserve your place today at our annual exhibition! This is a free event to our members where you can visit our seminars and exhibition floor and talk to our participating speakers and exhibitors.
October 24th 2022 at the Boston Marriott Cambridge
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From the machines that move us to the wireless technologies that connect us, how we grow our food to how we build the places we call home, energy is the resource that keeps the world running. Learn more about #FIRSTENERGIZE presented by @Qualcomm: https://t.co/YXBc0OgnvP
Scientists have developed a pair of birdlike robotic legs and feet that can enable drones to catch objects and perch on branches. https://t.co/hgVDKuDyTF
LRIG New England is excited to award one of our 2022 STEM/STEAM sponsorships to the Science Club For Girls in Cambridge. We love to support local science and engineering programs!
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Discover how the Swedish Hospital in Chicago changed its practices to optimize its hematology services and reduce workload on their staff, including streamlining result management, implementing autovalidation, and integrating quality control processes – https://t.co/en1BKozmUM
Registration is open for our fall exhibition, happening October 24th at the Cambridge Mariott!
Join us for this free event featuring industry exhibitors, workshop sessions, and networking opportunities. Register here: https://t.co/Y8tOKKwdxQ
LRIG-New England is pleased to award our 2022 Marsha Paul Education Grants of up to $2000 supporting STEM programs at:
-Old Rochester Regional High School
-Blackstone Valley Regional Vocational Technical High School
-Leicester High School
-St Bernard’s High School