Wave Genome Germany
GBF boasts world-class sequencing and proteomics equipment, in addition to having one of the world’s largest mutagenesis screens that randomly mutates thousands of mice allowing researchers to learn what their genes do and how they interact. People outside Germany who hear of the GBF may wonder who its new director is; 47-year-old Rudi Balling stands […]
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The Wave Genome Movie
Genome sequencing has revolutionized medicine, linking hereditary disease with specific genes and providing at-home genetic tests, but has also led to new forms of inequality and misinformation. This month on Short Wave we bring you a film exploring these complex issues relating to genome testing. Cell migration trajectories and pause frequencies were observed for WT […]
Read MoreInformation Technology and Wave Genetics Research
IT (Information Technology) encompasses computer systems, hardware, software, networks and processes used for the storage, processing and distribution of data. Organizations responsible for these systems are commonly known as IT departments. Wave genetics research proposes that DNA molecules serve as electromagnetic generators which release and receive electromagnetic waves of various frequencies, potentially revolutionizing genetics as […]
Read MoreWavegenetics, Biotechnology, Bioelectronics, and Biomedical Engineering
Medicine and biology have long employed methods for manipulating biological systems with physical fields, using modulations of laser, radio wave or other radiation by mechanical, electromechanical or acousto-optical modulators to effect change in their biological systems. Linguistic-Wave Genetics (LWG) asserts that genetic apparatus acts like a quantum biocomputer encompassing consciousness and thought processes. Biotechnology Biotechnology […]
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