Oracle buys Sun April 20, 2009
Did you listen the great disturbance in the Force?
You remember “The Network is the computer”? (John_Gage)
New site: Phaseolus polytene chromosomes September 28, 2008

On my new site Phaseolus polytene chromosomes I present a summary of the results on my PhD thesis from 1998. It contains the protocols for chromosome preparation, pretreatment, fluorochrome stainging, as well as the karyogramm, idiogramm, chromosome description including chromosome length measurements of the polytene chromosomes of Phaseolus coccineus.
Especially interesting might be the page Chromosomes A-K. Due to the use of Ajax on this page, the comparison/switch between the different chromosomes is very fast. Check out also the lens icons, which are collapsing additional information.
There is also additional unpublished image material. The image gallery contains several photos for each single chromosome. This is to demonstrate the variety in morphology which makes the identification of this chromosomes so difficult.
http://www.nenno.it/phaseolus-polytene-chromosomes/
Technorati Tags: Science, research, Phaseolus, polytene, chromosomes
Video Il Vulture August 31, 2008
published my first video on the Vulturea area on YouTube.
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ResearchGATE - scientific (social) network August 7, 2008
“ResearchGATE is a new free of charge Science 2.0 platform designed for the need of researchers.”
A new, interesting social network platform for Scientists. Basic social functions, but solid and consistent. Stay tuned, they are improving day by day. It seems very promising.
Technorati Tags: Science, research, community, social networking
www.MYourScience.com - Site Closed June 11, 2008
An experiment has ended. The project “MYourScience” (www.MYourScience.com) is closed. Thanks to the 16 scientists who participated in the site and filling their profiles with name and interested fields from Jun-2007 to Jun-2008.
Results and discussion: Not one of the users of the site has ever posted any kind of content (excluding the maintainer). Conclusion: Either the functions of the site was not attractive (blog, forum, publication list) or not easy-to-use, or there is a lack of interest.
Technorati Tags: Science, Plants, Phaseolus, Comunity
Rewrite 2007 of my home page January 11, 2008
During the christmas holidays I took some time to rewrite my home page in order to enable multiple languages, the integration of dynamic content, and a more flexible and easy maintenance.
Even those I liked a lot, the old cover image from my PhD thesis left place to a short self-presentation. Firstly, because it is more informative than just an image and, secondly, it makes more clear that I switched my profession from a biologist to a software developer (mainly for databases and the web).
Link: www.nenno.it
The grape, Vitis vinifera, is sequenced September 1, 2007
The genome of the Pinot Noir grape (strain: PN 40024), has been sequenced by a french-led (Genoscope, Evry), french-italian group of researchers. It is the first fruit crop genome sequenced!
Read the whole story on Nature
Technorati Tags: Science, Research, Wine, Grape, Vino
Legume Message Board moved to MYourScience June 23, 2007
The Legume Message Board has been closed. All users are welcomed on MYourScience to continue discussions in the new Lifescience forum.
Additionally, users can write your own blog on MYourScience!
URL: www.myourscience.com
Technorati Tags: Science, Plants, Legumes, Phaseolus, Comunity
New site: MYourScience.com June 17, 2007
I’ve started a new site named: www.MYourScience.com (short: mys).
MYourScience.com is a virtual meeting place for researchers and scientists from all disciplines. Users can set their fields of professional interests write your own blog and participate in the forums.
Technorati Tags: Science, Research, Blog, Social, Community
Talk: Phaseolus and Internet June 2, 2007
I held a talk with the title “Phaseolus and Internet” at the Phaseomics V International Meeting, Varenna, Italy. 23-26 May 2007
Technorati Tags: Science, Plants, Legumes, Phaseolus, Phaseomics
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