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1. [3]Detecting chemical reactions in a single living cell for the
first time
2. [4]Help hookup.com, an army of volunteers
3. [5]Interviewed by the speculist.com
4. [6]Progress on Stronger Carbon-Nanotube Fibers
5. [7]Personal DNA services for about $1000
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[10]Detecting chemical reactions in a single living cell for the first time
[11]Bioengineers at the University of California, Berkeley, have
discovered a technique that for the first time enables the detection
of biomolecules' dynamic reactions in a single living cell.
They can determine in real time whether specific enzymes are activated
or particular genes are expressed, all with unprecedented resolution
within a single living cell. This could lead to a new era in molecular
imaging with implications for cell-based drug discovery and biomedical
diagnostics.
The researchers tackled this challenge by improving upon conventional
optical absorption spectroscopy, a technique by which light is passed
through a solution of molecules to determine which wavelengths are
absorbed. Cytochrome c, for instance, is a protein involved in cell
metabolism and cell death that has several optical absorption peaks of
around 550 nanometers.
The researchers came up with a novel solution to this problem by
coupling biomolecules, the protein cytochrome c in this study, with
tiny particles of gold measuring 20-30 nanometers long. The electrons
on the surface of metal particles such as gold and silver are known to
oscillate at specific frequencies in response to light, a phenomenon
known as plasmon resonance. The resonant frequencies of the gold
nanoparticles are much easier to detect than the weak optical signals
of cytochrome c, giving the researchers an easier target.
Gold nanoparticles were chosen because they have a plasmon resonance
wavelength ranging from 530 to 580 nanometers, corresponding to the
absorption peak of cytochrome c.
The researchers repeated the experiment matching the protein
hemoglobin with silver nanoparticles and achieved similar results.
"Our technique kills two birds with one stone," Lee said. "We're
reducing the spatial resolution required to detect the molecule at the
same time we're able to obtain chemical information about molecules
while they are in a living cell. In a way, these gold particles are
like 'nano-stars' because they illuminate the inner life of a cellular
galaxy."
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[25]Help hookup.com, an army of volunteers
[26]The inspiration of Help Hookup is actually a comic book called
Global Frequency by Warren Ellis. My brother, Alvin Wang, took the
idea to startup weekend and they launched the idea this past weekend
for hooking up volunteers. It is similar to the concepts of David
Brin's "empowered citizens" and Glenn Reynolds "an army of Davids".
Hooking up skilled volunteers with great causes and events.
Global Frequency was a network of 1,001 people that handled the
jobs that the governments did not have the will to handle. I
thought that it was a great idea and it would be more powerful with
1,000,001 people or 100,000,001 people. We would have to leave out
the killing that was in the comic.
Typhoons, earthquakes, and improperly funded education could all be
handled. If there is a disaster, doctors could volunteer. Airlines
could provide tickets. Corporations could provide supples. Trucking
companies could provide transportation. Etc. State a need, meet the
need. No overhead. No waste.
[27]The main site is here it is a way for volunteers to hookup
[28]The helphookup blog is tracking the progress.
[29]The project has been covered on techcrunch.com
[30]There is a facebook group
[31]Track the online reaction via technorati
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[45]Interviewed by the speculist.com
[46]I was interviewed for a podcast by the speculist.com website
Some of things that I talked to them about was my view that many
people are already making the choice to enhance some aspects of their
body and mind using invasive and non-invasive approaches.
Collective individual choices for future technology and the choices
that are not commonly understood in the context of changing
technology. We are choosing our future now.
- 3 million in the USA choose steriods despite health downsides and
access restrictions. 4 out of 5 for appearance reasons
- 7 million worldwide use steroids
- [47]11 million (in USA) choose cosmetic surgery despite results that
are sub-optimal and risks to health
- [48]dietary supplements are a $22+ billion industry
- [49]Maybe 1 in 10 use drugs for better results on academic tests.
It is not about "intelligence enhancement" it is about business
productivity
and academic performance.
The drugs seem to help the performance of most students, but some do
worse under its effect. Kids took practice tests with and without. If
they thought it helped
then they took it for the test
[50]Some felt it gave them a 200 piont boost on SAT scores
- non-invasive can work too (wikipedia, google etc...)
- cheap mind machine interfaces for PS3, Xbox etc...
these can mostly be grouped under crappy beta versions of human
enhancement.
Better versions of those kinds of enhancements are in the works:
[51]Myostatin inhibitors are better and safer than steroids.
Fake myostatin inhibitors are sold now.
Millions will use it for muscle disease, to counter muscle wasting
from old age and for performance and appearance enhancement.
Apparently 4 times stronger effect than high dose steriods.
Need to consume (eat more food) more - which is why evolution did not
select those genese, but can help increase muscle for fat burning to
counter obesity. So not only is it safer it could provide health
benefits to the obese, elderly and those with muscle diseases. Since
2005 there have been human trials.
[52]Gene therapy -genetic engineering can provide more endurance,
[53]radiation resistance, life extension.
Unevenness of advancement- life extension
There is already more than 30 year life expectency differences between
[54]different groups in the USA and [55]around the world. There is
0.1-0.3 years added to life expectancy every year.
Many people do not want futurists to predict anything controversial or
exceptional. Very rapid technological advancement, really powerful
technology (AGI, versions of nanotech, certain space technologies,
certain medical advancement etc...) While exceptional technology and
breakthroughs are not what commonly occur every day, it is the
exceptional breakthroughs that transform society over the longer term
and we as a society need to lower the development barriers.
Yes, certain choices and societal forces could cripple the development
of those technologies. The Space program has not advanced because all
the plans have not been focused on making big and meaningful things
happen. Actual purpose political pork. My goal is to think of ways of
getting around those blockages and to push for a better future and to
spot movement around blockages that are already happening. Part of the
reason is that I think the current societal choice/technology mix is
not sustainable and people ignore the negatives of the current
balance. 56 million dead/year is not something to be tolerated. People
ignore the slaughter and the real dangers of the now. Nuclear power
could kill 2000 people over 40 years when there is a really bad
reactor design but that has to be compared to 1 million/year from coal
and 3 million/year from air pollution.
I think of the Tom Hanks character in Saving Private Ryan on the
opening Omaha beach sequence. Some soldiers mistakenly believed it was
better to hide behind the steel crosses on the beach or to not
creatively attack the pill boxes that had them pinned down. I think of
the difficult goals of getting space colonized in a major way or
conquering diseases and making significant progress against age
deterioration as pill boxes that have us pinned down on a dangerous
beach. Just because the time has been stretched out to decades,
centuries, millenia does not mean that we are not collectively on a
dangerous beach. We can and should do a lot over the next 50 years and
beyond. Every year 55 million people die from all the various causes
and we are straining the ecosystem and facing growing dangers from the
power of technology. Stepping back from where we are now to a
"sustainable" position would be like retreating from the beack back
into the sea. It is a bad plan because it would cost 5.5 billion lives
and only save about 1 billion. Breakthrough out of being pinned down
on the beach does not mean that everything is safe and utopia. There
is still a struggle beyond with more risks and challenges. However,
pressing forward in the most creative way with the best plans is the
best course of action.
In terms of a radically better future, why not choose the best plans
we can come up with. Why stick to clearly failed or flawed plans just
because that is what we have been doing ? If something is not working
as well as it could then there should be change. The choice for the
future does not have to be perfectly safe. It just has to be better
overall than the current situation and path. We can and should do a
lot better.
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[69]Progress on Stronger Carbon-Nanotube Fibers
[70]Researchers have improved techniques for spinning fibers of carbon
nanotubes: they make the nanotubes align in the fiber, creating fibers
as strong as, or stronger than, materials such as Kevlar that are used
in bullet-proof vests. Also, the nanotube fibers, unlike regular
ropes, can be knotted without hurting their strength much.
Alan Windle, a professor of materials science at the University of
Cambridge, in England, made and tested the new nanotube fibers
along with researchers at the Natick Soldier Research Development
Center, in Massachusetts. Windle and his colleagues tugged on the
nanotube fibers, finding that the weaker ones snapped at stresses
around one gigapascal, making them comparable to steel, gram for
gram.
The better-performing carbon-nanotube fibers broke at around six
gigapascals, beating the strengths that manufacturers report for
materials used in bullet-proof vests, such as Kevlar. These
nanotube fibers matched the highest reported strengths for a couple
of the strongest commercially available fibers, Zylon and Dyneema,
also used in bullet-proof vests. A lone, extremely strong nanotube
fiber was off the charts, reaching nine gigapascals of stress--far
beyond any other reported material--before breaking. Earlier work
with carbon nanotubes has produced fibers that withstand at most
three gigapascals.
FURTHER READING
[71]We are still waiting to hear if Superthread material is available.
[72]New methods to make carbon nanotubes without metal catalysts could
help prevent the defects that often cause nanotubes to break which are
longer than one millimeter
[73]Carbon nanotube production is increasing and prices are falling
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[87]Personal DNA services for about $1000
[88]There are serveral new services, which will let customers analyze
their DNA. This will tell them how likely it is that they will
contract inherited diseases by creating a personalised, genetic
profile.
I think personalized medicine is the way to go. This is one piece of a
larger puzzle. More analysis of this and other data is required. There
needs to be individual computer models that represent our detailed
physical condition. We need to be able to run simulations against that
computer model to know what we should expect before we treat the
physical person.
23andMe, one of whose founders is married to the co-founder of
Google, Sergey Brin, is one of a number of firms aiming to
capitalise on their new market for personalised healthcare, where
companies aim provide tailored, genetic information to customers.
Customers will be able to take 'preventive action' in relation to
their health.
Last week, DeCode Genetics, an Icelandic firm, began a similar
service for North American and European customers costing $985, and
another Californian company, Navigenics, is also due to enter the
market soon.
Genetics experts criticised the service, saying that for the vast
majority of customers it would be "scarcely of any use at all," and
that 80 per cent of the information relevant to a determination
about a customer's life expectancy, say, could be ascertained in a
doctor's appointment.
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