Author Archives: drjlinder

In July 2014 I had the pleasure of discussing economic development with legislative representatives of the Council of State Governments, Midwest region.  These leaders were interested in learning about the role the University can play in moving the economy forward. … Continue reading →

In this presentation I share thoughts on how a difficult business might be the best business. Or not.Barcamp 2013

Thank you for the opportunity to visit with you and discuss research and entrepreneural opportunities at the University of Nebraska. MOMS Lecture

It game day in Nebraska, and also Omaha barcamp, 2011.  Thanks to all of you who came.  The link that follows provides some suggestions on how you can access the faculty and other resources that can help you grow your … Continue reading →

July, at the AACC, marked the introduction of our new approach to performing the Complete Blood Count by using digital imaging technology. The system, not yet FDA cleared, is described on our website:  http://www.bloodhoundcbc.com. By the way, everybody loves the … Continue reading →

It was great seeing everyone at Bar Camp in Omaha.  If you were there, you may have heard my comments about 5 things you can do to be successful (whatever that is!).  Here is a pdf of those slides, plus … Continue reading →

Recently I was asked to share thoughts with a committee of the Nebraska Legislature on how innovation and entrepreneurship can be increased in our state.  My remarks were given as a representative of the Nebraska Angels.  A pdf of my … Continue reading →

It was fascinating to visit Hong Kong, and participate in the 2nd Asia Pacific Symposium on Advanced Molecular Technologies.  A copy of my presentation on the use of molecular technologies to screen for cervical cancer can be downloaded by clicking … Continue reading →

The attached link downloads a pdf of Jim’s lecture at the 50th Anniversary celebration of the Department of Biochemistry, Biophysics and Molecular Biology on July 24th 2010.  It was great being with you in Ames.  Enjoy.  Jlinder ISU BBMB Lecture

July, 2010 marks the 50th anniversary of the Biochemistry Department at Iowa State University Registration at: http://www.bbmb.iastate.edu/.