biotechnology

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biotechnology

Rapture

how biotech became the new religion
2003
Explores the world of cloning, stem cell research, miracle drugs, and genetic engineering, looking at how the gulf between mainstream scientists and biotech entrepreneurs is narrowing, focusing on the career of William Haseltine, CEO of Human Genome Sciences, a forerunner in the field of regenerative medicine.

Arthur C. Clarke's Venus prime, volume 2

2000
When a team of scientists is trapped in the gaseous inferno of Venus, Sparta must risk her life to save them, unaware that her actions will help recover a mysterious artifact: irrefutable evidence of life on another planet.

Whole earth discipline

an ecopragmatist manifesto
2009
Discusses the ways in which climate change will affect the next half century and explores such topics as the green potential of cities, the virtues of nuclear engineering, and the sustainability of genetically modified crops.

Farming, food & biotechnology

2000
Traces the history of inventions having to do with farming and food, from traditional agriculture to the high-tech world of agriculture and biotechnology.

Our posthuman future

consequences of the biotechnology revolution
2003
Argues that the biotechnology revolution and manipulating DNA will have terrible consequences for liberal democracy and the belief that human beings are equal by nature.

Evolution isn't what it used to be

the augmented animal and the whole wired world
1996

Opportunities in biotechnology careers

2001
Provides an overview of the field, employment outlook, and educational requirements.

Deus ex

Icarus effect
2011
It's not the end of the world... but you can see it from here. The year is 2027. In a world consumed by chaos and conspiracy, two people are set on a collision course with the most powerful and dangerous organization in history-- and the fate of humanity hangs in the balance.

The biotech century

harnessing the gene and remaking the world
1999
Looks at some of the biotech products and processes that are being made possible through the merger of genetic and computer technologies, examines the claims that are being made on their behalf, and argues in favor of a serious debate over the possible impact of such discoveries on the economy and society.

Biopunk

kitchen-counter scientists hack the software of life
2011

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