
In the world of nanotechnologies, various methods exist to study, assembly, manipulate and characterize the matter at molecular dimensions.
With the end of the Middle Palaeolithic and the arrival of the Neanderthal man, there appear the first religious documentations about burial practices and the dead worship.
By using the RNA interference technique (RNAi) for which the American scientists Andrew Fire and Craig Mello won the Nobel Prize for Medicine and Physiology this year, a German team led by Alexander Pfeifer of the University of Bonn has been able to prolong the life expectancy of mice infected with Scrapie.
The Opening Plenary for Online Educa Berlin 2006 will be chaired by Prof. Tim Unwin, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK and will feature key-note presentations by:
Hon. Dr. Noah M. Wekesa, Minister of Education, Science and Technology, Kenya
Linked to the UNIDO – UNIVPM Long Distance Biosafety Master Program.
Thursday November 23rd 2006, 8.30 a.m. Marche Polytechnic University Aula Magna Rectorate Piazza Roma, 20 – Ancona.