Through our collaborations and programs like the GET Conference, Personal Genome Project, & Open Humans, we have the good fortune of interacting with a lot of people doing incredible things in the world.  So, we are starting a new series that will keep track of noteworthy articles and media featuring individuals in our broad network.  Here is a selection of highlights, we hope you enjoy it:

• Eric Alm
  • What lies beneath … ‘Smart Sewage’ could spot epidemics before they happen
    • CNN Health

• Ben Heywood
  • How To Build Real Patient-Centered Pharmaceutical Companies
    • Life Science Leader

• Isaac Kohane
  • Transforming ‘big data’ into knowledge
    • Phys.org

• W. Ian Lipkin
  • Detection of Zoonotic Pathogens and Characterization of Novel Viruses Carried by Commensal Rattus norvegicus in New York City
    • American Society for Microbiology

• Daniel MacArthur
  • Massive sequencing database helps interpret mutations’ role
    • Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative

• Holly Menninger
  • Too big to be noticed: cryptic invasion of Asian camel crickets in North American houses
    • Peer J

• Michelle Meyer
  • Ethicist, attorney discusses Ebola quarantines
    • WNYT

• Svante Pääbo
  • The Science Interview: The remains of the DNA
    • Financial Times
  • Ancient human bone helps date our first sex with Neanderthals
    • The Guardian

• John West
  • Personalis Launches Third Generation ACE Clinical Exome^TM Test
    • Business Wire

• John Wilbanks
  • Will patient-generated data from HealthKit reshape the EMR?
    • Mobi Health News
  • Informed Consent, Post Snowden
    • Del-Fi

• Juan Enriquez
  • Part 6 of the TED Radio Hour episode How It All Began. “Will our kids be a different species?”
    • NPR

• George Church
  • Welcome to my genome
    • Economist

• Jason Bobe
  • [Video] Access Denied: Million Veterans Program (starts at 1:07:00)
    • Paley Center for Media, Next Big Thing in Open Government