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Peter Suber, Open Access NewsMay 28, 2007 ... (The ELSI program was established by Watson to study the ethical, legal, and
social implications of the human genome project.) Why?www.earlham.edu/.../whose-consent-is-needed-to-make-human.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsDec 21, 2008 ... Lander was also a lead researcher in the Human Genome Project. ... Both the
Human Genome Project and the Broad Institute are practitioners ...www.earlham.edu/.../varmus-named-to-obamas-science-advisory.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsApr 4, 2009 ... The Human Genome Project proved that public access to scientific data
produced by both publicly and privately funded research groups fuels ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/.../minutes-of-january-cendi-meeting.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsNov 24, 2008 ... The [Arab Human Genome Project] team want to complete 100 results by the end
of 2010 as part of an international "1000 Genomes Project" to ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2008/.../oa-to-arab-genome-data.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsOct 14, 2007 ... The Human Genome Project, completed in 2003, was a 13-year, international,
interdisciplinary effort to map the human genetic code. But the ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2007_10_14_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsMay 6, 2005 ... Nobel Prize winner Sir John Sulston, the renowned scientist who led the Human
Genome Project in Great Britain, said that "the whole future of ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/.../more-on-public-release-of-celeras.html - Cached |
Access to the internet and access to knowledgeFeb 21, 2006... Genomics Corp., the for-profit company that sequenced the human genome
simultaneously with the public-funded Human Genome Project, ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../access-to-internet-and-access-to.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsSep 25, 2008 ... To encourage rapid research advances, and in keeping with the principles
pioneered by the Human Genome Project, all data generated ...www.earlham.edu/.../nih-funds-6-genome-studies-data-to-be.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsSep 23, 2009 ... Numerous examples of broad data sharing, ranging from the Human Genome
Project, to the Framingham Heart Study, to the myriad ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../paper-retracted-for-breaking.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsApr 27, 2009 ... This isn't the human genome project. What's blogworthy here is not the value of
the content for research (though historians and anthropologists ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2009/04/oa-cliches.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsFeb 28, 2009 ... Outlining the Human Knowledge Project (like Human Genome Project where
scientists rejected Venter's Solera – a private project. The two ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../notes-on-google-book-event.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsApr 6, 2009 ... The story of Creative Commons, Wikipedia, open-source software, the Human
Genome Project, and other heartening developments is told in ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2009/.../more-on-digital-enclosure.html - Cached |
A GenBank for language disordersSep 27, 2006 ... Linguists are calling for an online public database, similar to the human genome
project, that would allow researchers to collaboratively share ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../genbank-for-language-disorders.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsJun 11, 2009 ... Many researchers are generating more sequence in a month than the Human
Genome Project was able to produce in a year. As they continue ...www.earlham.edu/.../have-bermuda-principles-kept-up-with.html - Cached |
More on OA to avian flu dataMay 31, 2006 ... Is it perhaps time for the Human Genome Project's “Bermuda Agreement” on
sequence deposition to be applied to all H5N1 sequences?www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../more-on-oa-to-avian-flu-data.html - Cached |
Update on Obama's first daysJan 23, 2009... OA to public sector information and alludes favorably to the open data aspects
of the Human Genome Project. (Thanks to techPresident .) ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../update-on-obamas-first-days.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsJul 8, 2009 ... First, Collins has been a public advocate for OA to data, most notably in the
Human Genome Project, which he lead. Even if that wasn't the case ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/.../obama-to-nominate-collins-as-nih.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsJan 21, 2008 ... This realm is being transformed by the success of the Human Genome Project (
HGP). By mapping the human genome, the HGP demonstrated ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../business-leaders-support-oa-for.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open-Access TimelineFeb 9, 2009 ... The Human Genome Project launched its open-access web site. The research
project began in 1990. See these details on the history of the ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/timeline.htm - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsNov 23, 2007 ... Brahmachari said that his proposals for an 'open source' approach were in the
spirit of the original human genome project, where information ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/.../open-source-quest-for-tb-medicine.html - Cached |
Collins confirmed as NIH directorAug 7, 2009 ... Collins has been a public advocate for OA to data, most notably in the Human
Genome Project, which he lead. Even if that wasn't the case, ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/.../collins-confirmed-as-nih-director.html - Cached |
Stresses on priced databasesJul 7, 2005... National Human Genome Research Institute and leader of the Human Genome
Project, Celera's publicly funded rival in the race to sequence ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../stresses-on-priced-databases.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsMay 21, 2006 ... This might include...references to open access to public research such as the
Human Genome Project and open access models in general.www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2006_05_21_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Steve Bryant on PubChemMar 20, 2006... and colleagues was to follow the biological model of the Human Genome
Project and GenBank and to make the information freely available.www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2006/.../steve-bryant-on-pubchem.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsApr 8, 2007... multi-dimensional scaling, and easily computed ANOVAs, as well as advances
in methodology and tools, such as the human genome project ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../new-oa-journal-of-psychology.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsMay 26, 2009 ... In 1996, at a meeting in Bermuda, researchers participating in the Human
Genome Project opened the floodgates of DNA data by agreeing to ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../extending-bermuda-principles.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsApr 5, 2005... scientific research, public domain databases like the Human Genome Project
or the HapMap Project and similar open initiatives.' Permanent ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../patent-reform-in-larger-context.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsDec 26, 2007 ... "The tremendous benefits of broad, unfettered access to information are already
clear from the Human Genome Project, which has made its ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2007/12/more-on-nih-victory.html - Cached |
Confirmation hearings for Obama nomineesFeb 13, 2009... conditions, and manage the immense amounts of data from scientific efforts
from the Human Genome Project to the Large Hadron Collider.www.earlham.edu/~peters/.../confirmation-hearings-for-obama.html - Cached |
Celera to make genomic data OAApr 27, 2005 ... (Requires registration.) Excerpt: "Celera Genomics, which raced with the publicly
financed Human Genome Project to decipher the human DNA ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/.../celera-to-make-genomic-data-oa.html - Cached |
More on ACS v. PubChemMay 19, 2005... pointing out that if the Human Genome Project had followed a similar model, "[
and] you wanted to find the human genome, you would have to ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../more-on-acs-v-pubchem_19.html - Cached |
More on the NIH public-access planJan 13, 2005... or to the scientific advances that were accelerated by the open sharing that
characterized the Human Genome Project, and which permitted ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../more-on-nih-public-access-plan.html - Cached |
Dan Burk on open-source scienceOct 11, 2006 ... The Human Genome Project in the '90s started patenting snippets of DNA. They
agreed to "Bermuda" rules, making info public within 24 hours.www.earlham.edu/~peters/.../dan-burk-on-open-source-science.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsFeb 12, 2007 ... Novartis, the Basel, Switzerland, drug giant, has helped uncover which of the
20000 genes identified by the Human Genome Project are likely ...www.earlham.edu/.../pharma-companies-provide-open-data-from.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsSep 26, 2006 ... In biotech the same can be said for the Human Genome Project. Any scientist in
the world can get the codes and apply them to his work.www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2006/09/taking-trap-off-mouse.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsJun 5, 2005 ... PubChem represents a vital next step for NIH in leveraging its investment in the
Human Genome Project, integrating output from the Molecular ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2005_06_05_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsMar 22, 2008 ... It also welcomed a recommendation to exchange experiences on open
collaborative projects such as the Human Genome Project ... See also ...www.earlham.edu/.../03/update-on-wipo-development-agenda.html - Cached |
A2K enters the WIPO mandateJun 15, 2007... projects for the development of public goods such as the Human Genome
Project and open source software was moved to another cluster, ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2007/.../a2k-enters-wipo-mandate.html - Cached |
UNESCO on Knowledge Societies and OADec 16, 2005 ... What would the consequences have been for global health research if the human
genome project had been commercialized, for example?www.earlham.edu/.../unesco-on-knowledge-societies-and-oa.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsOct 30, 2005 ... [Where has OA triumphed?] [T]he Human Genome Project. If you recall, the
federal government set out to map the human genome. But a private ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/.../more-on-brewster-kahle-and-oca.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsMay 13, 2009 ... Sir John Sulston, Nobel prize winner and one of the architects of the Human
Genome Project, has teamed up with Bloomsbury to edit a new ...www.earlham.edu/.../oa-book-series-from-bloomsbury-academic.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsFeb 15, 2007... by manipulating and massaging other researchers' data — as was done, in
one prominent example, with the Human Genome Project.www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../berkeley-perspectives-on-oa.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsJan 16, 2009... group, which discusses OA to public sector information and alludes favorably
to the open data aspects of the Human Genome Project.www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2009_01_18_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsJul 29, 2007... in other innovative efforts within the NIH – most notably with the database that
contains the outcome of the Human Genome Project.www.earlham.edu/.../26-nobel-laureates-support-oa-mandate.html - Cached |
The UK text mining centerJan 12, 2006 ... Scientific research is being added to at an alarming rate: the Human Genome
Project alone is generating enough documentation to "sink ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2006/01/uk-text-mining-center.html - Cached |
More on the OECD DeclarationFeb 9, 2004... or was restricted to the large digital data sets of raw research material used by
multiple researchers, e.g., the Human Genome project. Daniel ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2004/.../more-on-oecd-declaration.html - Cached |
Lessig: copyright balance needed for innovationMar 17, 2004... the abdication of at least some intellectual property rights, important '
intellectual commons' such as the Internet, the Human Genome Project, ...www.earlham.edu/.../fos/.../lessig-copyright-balance-needed-for.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsNov 9, 2004 ... We see it as the next generation in harnessing all the public-domain information
post the Human Genome Project with what the pharmaceutical ...www.earlham.edu/.../11/elsevier-buys-bioinformatics-firm-has.html - Cached |
Removing IP barriers to biomedical researchNov 18, 2005... publicly funded human genome project. The rules instruct genomics
researchers to share their data in a free public database called GenBank ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/.../removing-ip-barriers-to-biomedical.html - Cached |
More on the WIPO Development AgendaJan 17, 2005... information-sharing initiatives such as those that use the Human Genome
Project and the development of the World Wide Web as models.www.earlham.edu/.../fos/.../more-on-wipo-development-agenda.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsJul 25, 2005... by the Human Genome Project. And creating such a journal --building on the
strong experience and reputation of PLoS Biology-- seemed an ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2005/.../launch-of-plos-genetics.html - Cached |
May 1, 2005May 1, 2005 ... By contrast, in the best traditions of science, the rival Human Genome Project
made its genomic data accessible to anyone as soon as possible.www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2005_05_01_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
First step toward OA PubChemJun 10, 2004 ... As was the case for the Human Genome Project, data generated by the chemical
genomics network will be deposited in a central database, ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../first-step-toward-oa-pubchem.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsJul 3, 2005... National Human Genome Research Institute and leader of the Human Genome
Project, Celera's publicly funded rival in the race to sequence ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2005_07_03_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Chronicle of the Royal Society brouhahaDec 15, 2005... who headed the British end of the human genome project — responded by
sending an open letter to the president of the Society, Lord Rees ...www.earlham.edu/.../fos/.../chronicle-of-royal-society-brouhaha.html - Cached |
Suber, FOS Newsletter, 1/1/02Jan 1, 2002 ... http://www.nytimes.com/2001/02/13/health/13HERO.html. The Human Genome
Project at UCSC. http://www.cse.ucsc.edu/centers/cbe/Genome/ ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/newsletter/01-01-02.htm - Cached |
AAHSL supports PubChemJun 11, 2005 ... PubChem represents a vital next step for NIH in leveraging its investment in the
Human Genome Project, integrating output from the Molecular ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2005/.../aahsl-supports-pubchem.html - Cached |
How the other half sharesNov 18, 2005 ... [5] The human genome project: researchers everywhere can access a shared
database in the public domain, and add their annotations ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2005/11/how-other-half-shares.html - Cached |
Google is changing medicineDec 23, 2005 ... Apparently, Google's data mining techniques are well suited to analysing gene
sequences in the human genome project. It may even be ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../google-is-changing-medicine.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsJan 21, 2004... "the Human Genome Project, the Open Bioinformatics Foundation and the
Public Library of Science." The column references an article in the ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/.../open-source-in-life-sciences.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsNov 13, 2005 ... [5] The human genome project: researchers everywhere can access a shared
database in the public domain, and add their annotations ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2005_11_13_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
January 18, 2004Jan 18, 2004... "the Human Genome Project, the Open Bioinformatics Foundation and the
Public Library of Science." The column references an article in the ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2004_01_18_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsDec 4, 2005... who headed the British end of the human genome project, state: "As working
scientists who support open access to published research, we ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2005_12_04_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsFeb 17, 2006... Genomics Corp., the for-profit company that sequenced the human genome
simultaneously with the public-funded Human Genome Project, ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2006_02_19_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsMar 12, 2006... follow-ons to the Human Genome Project. These are designed to provide a
sense of genomic context, and to allow all the interesting hidden ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2006_03_12_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsNov 23, 2008 ... The human genome project illustrated just how rapidly humankind can advance
in knowledge through open sharing of information and ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2008_11_23_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsMay 15, 2005... pointing out that if the Human Genome Project had followed a similar model, "[
and] you wanted to find the human genome, you would have to ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2005_05_15_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Suber, SPARC Open Access Newsletter, 8/2/05Aug 2, 2005... element was key --following in the public-domain spirit of genetics and
genomics data release, for example, by the Human Genome Project.www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/newsletter/08-02-05.htm - Cached |
Suber, SPARC Open Access Newsletter, 1/2/06Jan 2, 2006 ... In genomics, the HapMap is the biggest OA breakthrough since the Human
Genome Project. * In 2005 we saw more profit-seeking (or ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/newsletter/01-02-06.htm - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsMar 8, 2009 ... It was hotly debated at the beginning of the Human Genome Project (HGP), and
for its entire duration in relation to competition between the ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2009_03_08_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
January 9, 2005Jan 9, 2005... or to the scientific advances that were accelerated by the open sharing that
characterized the Human Genome Project, and which permitted ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2005_01_09_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsApr 8, 2007 ... The human genome project has provided us with a large number of parts, but we
don't know they fit together, how the biomolecules interact.www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2007_04_08_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsApr 24, 2005 ... (Requires registration.) Excerpt: "Celera Genomics, which raced with the publicly
financed Human Genome Project to decipher the human DNA ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2005_04_24_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsSep 24, 2006 ... Linguists are calling for an online public database, similar to the human genome
project, that would allow researchers to collaboratively share ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2006_09_24_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsAug 2, 2009 ... Collins has been a public advocate for OA to data, most notably in the Human
Genome Project, which he lead. Even if that wasn't the case, ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2009_08_02_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
March 14, 2004Mar 14, 2004... the abdication of at least some intellectual property rights, important '
intellectual commons' such as the Internet, the Human Genome Project, ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2004_03_14_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsOct 8, 2006 ... The Human Genome Project in the '90s started patenting snippets of DNA. They
agreed to "Bermuda" rules, making info public within 24 hours.www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2006_10_08_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
April 3, 2005Apr 1, 2005... scientific research, public domain databases like the Human Genome Project
or the HapMap Project and similar open initiatives.' Permanent ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2005_04_03_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsMay 28, 2006 ... This is a far cry from the Human Genome Project, in which all the data were ... Is it
perhaps time for the Human Genome Project's “Bermuda ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2006_05_28_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsJun 10, 2007... exchanging experiences on open collaborative projects for the development of
public goods such as the Human Genome Project and open ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2007_06_10_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
June 6, 2004Jun 6, 2004 ... As was the case for the Human Genome Project, data generated by the chemical
genomics network will be deposited in a central database, ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2004_06_06_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsJan 8, 2006 ... Scientific research is being added to at an alarming rate: the Human Genome
Project alone is generating enough documentation to "sink ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2006_01_08_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsSep 7, 2008 ... He presented a timeline of breakthroughs related to the Human Genome Project
to demonstrate what he called "a true explosion in scientific ...www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2008_09_07_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
Peter Suber, Open Access NewsFeb 8, 2009... conditions, and manage the immense amounts of data from scientific efforts
from the Human Genome Project to the Large Hadron Collider.www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2009_02_08_fosblogarchive.html - Cached |
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