Craig Venter
Coverage of Craig Venter in the Nexus archive.
- Craig Venter
Craig Venter, a geneticist, gave his final interview where he pointed the way for science. The article describes him as 'swashbuckling'.
- Opinion: Tributes to Craig Venter and the genomics race are missing something important
Craig Venter, a renowned scientist, passed away two weeks ago, leaving behind a legacy of challenging institutional science and its methods. He was a key figure in the genomics race, particularly with his company Celera, which aimed to sequence the human genome before the publicly funded Human Genome Project. Venter's contributions to genomics are still widely recognized.
- Drone team: Russia’s plan to arm Iran
Russia plans to arm Iran with drones, while other global issues are also discussed, including stranded seafarers and remembering Craig Venter. The plan involves providing Iran with drone technology. This move has significant geopolitical implications.
- Craig Venter of Human Genome Project Dies at 79
Craig Venter, a key figure in the Human Genome Project, has died at 79. He was instrumental in decoding the human genome and advancing genetic research.
- Craig Venter raced to decode the human genome
Craig Venter, a key figure in the Human Genome Project, died on April 29th at the age of 79. He was known for his efforts to decode the human genome.
- Genome pioneer Craig Venter dies: here’s how he transformed science
Genome pioneer Craig Venter, known for sequencing DNA at unprecedented speed, engineering synthetic life, and charting ocean microbes, has died. His work significantly advanced biology and genetic research.
- Daily Briefing: ‘A true pioneer and maverick’, Craig Venter dead at 79
Craig Venter, a pioneer in decoding the human genome, has died at 79. He led a significant effort in the race to decode the human genome. This news also mentions a recent marathon world record being broken by multiple runners.