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The next big discovery in biology is going to transform your life forever. Five scientists gathered on stage at the Forbes Under 30 Summit to discuss the latest trend in biology and how it will change the way we understand disease, genetics and medicine. Over the last few decades, scientists have made tremendous progress in tackling some of the most difficult problems in biology, from deciphering human genomes to reengineering cells. But making the next major discovery will require experts from different fields to collaborate and learn from each others expertise, panelists said. The major boundary to advance medicine is that all these fields are quite separate from each other, says Adam de la Zerda, a quantum-physicist-turned-chemist and an associate professor at Stanford University. You need the boundaries across different industries to disappear. Matt Herper, Forbes Moderator; Mitchell Guttman, Assistant Professor, Caltech; Cigall Kadoch, Assistant Professor, Dana Farber Cancer Institute; Paige Cramer, Associate Principal Scientist, Merck, Sharp & Dohme; Adam de la Zerda, Assistant Professor, Stanford; Reshma Shetty, Founder, Gingko BioWorks Other panelists see similar problems in todays biology and medicine research. To Cigall Kadoch, an assistant professor at Dana Farber Cancer Institute, the advancement of technology and tools used … Continue reading →

Rice University launched a free Advanced Placement biology course Monday on a Web site overseen by two other elite schools, a potentially significant milestone for a movement that aims to bring college-level courses to high school students. The site, edX, was created by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University in 2012 as a nonprofit platform for those universities and selected others to offer massive open online courses, or MOOCs , to the world. AP Biology from Rice is the first MOOC on the site advertised as an AP course for high school students. It is divided into four content segments the Cell; Genetics; Evolution and Diversity; and Ecology followed by an exam in April. How many students will take AP Biology or any other AP class in this way is anyones guess. The College Board reported that 213,000 students took the AP biology test in May. More than 2.3 million took at least one AP test in subjects ranging from art history to Spanish literature. Students dont have to take an AP class to take a corresponding test. Sometimes students pay to take AP classes from online providers. Advertised tuition for such classes ranges from $75 to more … Continue reading →

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