Science Magazine's Top Stories of 2007

ahab_2001 writes "The journal Science has put up its annual Breakthrough of the Year list. They're looking at the top-ten scientific accomplishments for 2007. Leading the list are studies of human genetic variation, and a flood of new discoveries that point toward a future of genomic medicine and even "personal genomics" — with all of the potential issues of ethics and privacy that entails. Runners-up include advances in cellular and structural biology, astrophysics, physics, immunology, synthetic chemistry, neuroscience, and computer science. In addition to the articles from the journal, there's a video on human genetic variation and a podcast as well." Some similarities here to Time magazine's list on the same subject.

Comments

nobody cares about science

[Anonymous Coward]

dear editor, please include the iphone in the list, the OSX leopard, or the ipod touch. If the article don't have a hidden apple story, people don't leave comments here.

technology, not science

[mapkinase]

I do not really see much of a science in sequencing a genome and finding SNPs, repeats, etc. Looks like collection of data/technology to me.