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Your 10-Year-Old Can Learn How to Transfer DNA Between Species
FutureMed
3:00 |
Oct 21, 2013
| FutureMed 2013 Conference, Human Interest, Medical Students, Patient Education, Professional Development
Atul J. Butte, Chief of the Division of Systems Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine, explains why it’s an amazing time right now for biomedical research. As scientists are encouraged to share their finding on the internet, a wealth of new information is available for others to access and learn from.
Read more about Atul J. Butte.
Filmed at Exponential Medicine, in February 2013, at Singularity University.
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