Theory and Practice

S1E6: Eric Lander, Broad Institute

Dec 11, 2019

51:08

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How to Be a Computational Biologist?

02:29

Machine Learning and Emeology - Part 2

02:17

How to Learn to Speak Computing and Biology

04:25

Introduction

3min

The Human Genome Project

3min

How the Human Genom Project Got Started

2min

Genes and Genetic Diseases - What's New?

3min

Cells Don't Produce Behaviour

5min

Biological Sequencing

2min

How to Be a Computational Biologist?

2min

How to Learn to Speak Computing and Biology

4min

Is There a Good Taste in Big Data Collection?

5min

10.

The Power of Public Goods and Private Goods

2min

11.

Should You Be Able to Patent Nature?

5min

12.

Science and Engineering - A Public Good?

3min

13.

Cancer Immuno Therapy

2min

14.

Cancer

2min

15.

Cancer and the Immune System

2min

16.

Is This Me or Not Me?

3min

17.

Machine Learning and Emeology - Part 2

2min

Eric Lander, president and founding director of the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, joins the show to discuss human genetics and computational biology.

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