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Symposium marks 30th anniversary of discovery of third domain of life
Date:10/16/2007

pool of data. To this day, many textbooks, dictionaries and other science reference materials include the classical and the Woese classification schemes.

Now 79, Woese continues his work as a member of the Biocomplexity theme at the Institute for Genomic Biology. He works with collaborators in physics, chemistry, geology and microbiology in a continuing exploration of the genomic complexity of biological systems. He worries about what he sees as a general lack of interest in evolution among microbiologists and other life scientists. And he hopes that a new generation of scientists will make full use of the genomic tools that he believes could revolutionize the study of the origins and evolution of life.


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