A team lead by the biologist J. Craig Venter has created, in the laboratory, a species of bacteria with a genetic code smaller than any known to exist in nature–basically creating a new organism ...

Pioneering biologist J. Craig Venter will present the latest installment of the University at Buffalo's Distinguished Speakers Series with a lecture at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, April 27, in Alumni Arena ...

How about minimalist biology? If such a thing exists, then my next guest, Dr. Craig Venter is at the avant garde. You may remember a few years ago, he and his team synthesized a complete genome from ...

Molecular biologist J. Craig Venter is a scientist whose status transcends his own circle. Within the last year, Venter has been interviewed or mentioned in dozens of newspaper stories. His bold, ...

The diploid genome, of biologist J. Craig Venter, reveals much more human genetic variation than scientists had expected. In 2001, two competing projects, one run by the federal government and the ...

J. Craig Venter, CEO of Synthetic Genomics, talks with WSJ's Alan Murray about his company's efforts to produce synthetic fuels that are good for the environment. The two were speaking at the 2010 ...

Synthetic biologist Craig Venter, famous for creating the first synthetic organism, says it’s time to find the operating system for the DNA software of life Even when Watson and Crick published ...

Craig Venter. The biologist, who established the J. Craig Venter Institute that created the world's first synthetic organism earlier this year, told a crowd here Saturday (Oct. 30) that human ...

Craig Venter, the architect of the process ... But Venter's constant search for more data about his own biology also made the problem worse, illustrating one of the true dangers of something ...

Biologist J. Craig Venter and his colleagues have changed one species of bacteria into another, a key step on the road to building what could be the world's first artificial living organism.

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