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We Thought that Was a Fair Trade, But Maybe Not

Jan 27, 2009

Here's an (unintentionally) entertaining article from Forbes about how compute-intensive genomics is. "People want to live longer, but the cost may be enormous and create fallout in places you never expected," the article reports.

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