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Obama has also formed a Technology, Innovation and Government Reform Team - known as TIGR - to work on implementing the use of new technology in government business.
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And a new group, called TIGR (a Russian acronym for Fellowship of Active Russian Citizens), is trying to turn the protests into a political challenge against the ruling elite.
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Mari Maeda of DARPA and Samuel Earp of Multisensor Sciences told about "Street Patrols in Iraq" that use a map-based application called TIGR
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By the following summer, Venter had quit NIH and raised enough venture capital to found the Institute for Genomic Research, or TIGR, where he would have complete control of all research, although any marketable discoveries would belong to the commercial wing of the enterprise, a company called Human Genome Sciences; this was his initial step onto the nonprofit/for-profit tightrope he has walked ever since.
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By the following summer, Venter had quit NIH and raised enough venture capital to found the Institute for Genomic Research, or TIGR, where he would have complete control of all research, although any marketable discoveries would belong to the commercial wing of the enterprise, a company called Human Genome Sciences; this was his initial step onto the nonprofit/for-profit tightrope he has walked ever since.
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With just hours to go before the Obama transition finishes and the new government is born, the Technology Innovation and Government Reform group (i.e. TIGR) is featured on the Change. gov website.
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Inside TIGR: A new video from the Obama transition introduces us to the TIGR team -- that is, the Technology, Innovation and Government Reform crew tasked with taking stock of what's what when it comes to U.S. government tech.
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The institute is based in the same Rockville headquarters as TIGR — a miniature campus, with three low buildings roofed in Spanish tile, interspersed with ponds and greenery, and a taller building whose exterior panels are colored red and green, blue and yellow, to represent the four nucleotides (adenine, cytosine, guanine, and thymine) that bind together the DNA double helix and make up the code of life.
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A new video from the Obama transition introduces us to the TIGR team -- that is, the Technology, Innovation and Government Reform crew tasked with taking stock of what's what when it comes to U.S. government tech ...
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The video is only a few minutes long, but it gives a useful glimpse at the TIGR group's work and hints a broader changes to come under the Obama Administration.
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The Institute for Genomic Research
September 17, 2014