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Michael Cook

Michael Cook

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Editor, BioEdge

Sydney

Final Covers

the Internet of Things (IoT), materials science and sustainability, edge computing 3D printing, Autonomous Vehicles (AV) nanotechnology,Artificial Intelligence (AI) cloud-native simulation

Doesn’t Cover

cancer

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Total articles 2628

  • BioEdge has closed its doors

    By Michael Cook Verified| BioEdge Verified After 23 years, BioEdge ceased published in May 2024. Not that there isn’t lots to report on and talk about, but our resources proved insufficient to move forward in an increasingly competitive environment. We began publication in 2001, smack in the middle of the controversy over embryonic stem cells. The mainstream media was full of news about promising new developments — based mostly on press releases from scientists working with human embryos.

    By Michael Cook Verified · BioEdge

    Mar. 06, 2025

  • Impressions of Project 2025 - North Platte Bulletin

    By Michael Cook Verified| North Platte Bulletin Verified I recently started reading the Project 2025 Plan in an effort to understand what was proposed as the ultimate solution to all the conservative concerns that they have against the liberal Democrats. I looked at what I thought were the most significant parts of this 900-plus page saga of what the authors want this country to look like in the future. What concerns me the most are the effects on our Education System, our Health System, and the appointment of government officials?

    By Michael Cook Verified · North Platte Bulletin

    Oct. 26, 2024

  • BioEdge has closed its doors

    By Michael Cook Verified| BioEdge Verified After 23 years, BioEdge ceased published in May 2024. Not that there isn’t lots to report on and talk about, but our resources proved insufficient to move forward in an increasingly competitive environment. We began publication in 2001, smack in the middle of the controversy over embryonic stem cells. The mainstream media was full of news about promising new developments — based mostly on press releases from scientists working with human embryos.

    By Michael Cook Verified · BioEdge

    Mar. 06, 2025

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BioEdge

BioEdge is a weekly newsletter about cutting-edge bioethical issues. Based in the Southern Hemisphere but speaking to the world, BioEdge is completely independent. It is designed and maintained by volunteers and financed by supporters and contributors. It is published by New Media Foundation, which also publishes MercatorNet, a website promoting human dignity. These are our aims: to promote human dignity as the foundation of bioethics to promote evidence-based ethics in medicine to show that medical excellence is not possible without ethical principles to provide high-quality, up-to-date information to facilitate the participation of health professionals in policy debates

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

+1 858-677-7767