VirtualBody

A gadget to monitor your lifestyle. currently (june '11) In private beta. sounds really good. Uses extra sensors for biofeedback. Waiting until they run on android using open hardware and the hardware api.

Great intro to doing work quickly and well About 46' in simulated evolution becomes an example. It's fascinating to hear what computer models of evolution have shown about evolving the ability to fly. 6 separate organ systems needed to mature before flight become possible. 

Uses 3d imaging and text to speech automation for visualising treatments for health conditions

Mass spectrometry is now used to examine proteins in real time.

tool to investigate virtual human bodies in a given environment

HOLLOW facilitates the production of surface images of proteins. 

fascinating approach to modelling a human brain in a computer. 

Excellent explanation of an idea to educate people about their bodies in order to change their behaviour and help with their problems. 

Heard Brad thompson talking on This week in virology about the formation of the company around this groundbreaking biotech. 

iWorx provides a full range of advanced hardware and software tools for physiology teaching and research. Our uniqueLabsByDesign approach makes selecting what you need faster, easier and more cost effective.

Facsinating collection of videos covering all sorts of medical questions and conditions

Bio innovation incubation centre

Two zoom levels for each photograph; may be more; It shows you, what the effect is on your mind when you zoom in on an object.

Bio mathematics and related areas use mathematical principles to investigate biological issues

Modeling biological systems is a significant task of systems biology and mathematical biology. Computational systems biology aims to develop and use efficient algorithms, data structures, visualization and communication tools with the goal of computer modeling of biological systems.

The Physiome Project is a worldwide effort to define the physiome through the development of databases and models which will facilitate the understanding of the integrative function of cells, organs, and organisms.

Fascinating insight into the findings of research into the human microbiome.  the idea that microbes can both hurt and heal us. that future medicine will work on improving the ratio of microbes instead of wiping them out completely. 

part of darwins library digitised and available for the public

Lab investigating the networks in biological systems. Heard interview of mark gerstein on futures in biotech 83 explaining networks in protein bioinformatics