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TEDTalks Jay Bradner, Open-Source Cancer Research
In this TEDTalk, Jay Bradner of Harvard's Bradner Lab provides an overview of cancer research along with an inspiring look at how "crowdsourcing" can speed the search for a cure. When researchers at Harvard Medical School's Dana-Farber Institute found a molecule that might hold the answer to the deadly reproduction rate of cancer cells, they published their findings and mailed samples to 40 other labs to work on. In an industry where patenting, profiting from, and guarding the secrets of potentially life-saving breakthroughs is the norm, Bradner's team represents a bold, new approach.
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- "In this TEDTalk, Jay Bradner of Harvard's Bradner Lab provides an overview of cancer research along with an inspiring look at how "crowdsourcing" can speed the search for a cure. When researchers at Harvard Medical School's Dana-Farber Institute found a molecule that might hold the answer to the deadly reproduction rate of cancer cells, they published their findings and mailed samples to 40 other labs to work on. In an industry where patenting, profiting from, and guarding the secrets of potentially life-saving breakthroughs is the norm, Bradner's team represents a bold, new approach."@en
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