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Puerto Rican biostatistician receives important award

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Dr. Rafael A. Irizarry Quintero was given the Benjamin Franklin Biosciences Award by the organization Bioinformatics.org for his contributions in the development of statistical tools for complex data analysis.

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A dream within a dream

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I've had all kinds of dreams when I sleep. Some are very long and strange but others are just funny. Those dreams while I sleep have always been a mystery to me, but are not part of my favorite moments. Daydreaming is what I really enjoy. I like to imagine how things would be if I do something to make them happen. They say, " It costs nothing to dream". I add that "to achieve your dreams is worth everything."

Forward Research & Innovation Summit-Call for Abstracts

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Protecting endagered species from the Diaspora

Submitted on 10 August 2015 - 11:16am

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Leopoldo Miranda Castro, assistant director of region four of the US Fish and Wildlife Service manages the portfolio on the Law about Endagered Species.

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Young engineers want to return to Puerto Rico

Submitted on 9 January 2015 - 12:25am

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Four Puerto Rican engineers, all MIT alumni, have co-founded the Puerto Rico Innovation Driven Enterprise (PRIDE). Their goal is to produce, validate and develop technology-based ideas that can then be distributed globally from Puerto Rico.

 

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2014 Puerto Rican Microbiology Mixer at ASM

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CienciaPR and the Puerto Rican Society of Microbiologists are celebrating the 2014 Puerto Rican Microbiology Mixer at the ASM General Meeting in Boston, MA

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Ciencia Puerto Rico is profiled as a model to increase diversity in the sciences

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San Juan, PR - Ciencia Puerto Rico (CienciaPR), an online network designed in 2006 to connect people interested in science and Puerto Rico, has been profiled in the prestigious scientific journal PLoS Biology as a model to link scientists from groups traditionally underrepresented in science and increase their visibility and ability to reach out to their communities.

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