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New journal on disruptive science and technology launching in 2012
Date:11/14/2011

ff, Johns Hopkins University; Michael Goldblatt, Functional Genetics; Dean Kamen, DEKA Research; Takeo Kanade, Carnegie Mellon University; Milan Mrksich, Northwestern University; Mark Murcko, Boston, MA; George Poste, Arizona State; Richard Satava, University of Washington Medical Center; Melissa Stark, Accenture; and Peter Thiel, Clarium Capital. View the entire editorial board at http://www.liebertpub.com/dst.

Offering original articles accompanied by video and podcasts from the authors, Disruptive Science and Technology will provide an up-close-and-personal view into extraordinary discoveries presented by developing a direct relationship between reader and author. Readers can become participants in a unique multimedia platform that allows for dialogue among a community of top academic scientists, corporate innovators, business leaders, and futurists who provide unique and fascinating views on the science and technology that will shape our future.

"This year's Nobel prize winner in Chemistry told the world he could not publish his early work in world-class journals because it changed the paradigm of what was accepted," reports Mary Ann Liebert, President of Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., publishers. "Our new journal seeks to be the forum in which exceptional, paradigm-shifting research and development will be published in a world-class journal."


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