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It's great to work at the interface of hardware, software, and biology, because you can get frustrated by three entirely different kinds of toolchains
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And don't forget the resouces here
sila2.gitlab.io/sila_base/
Hey, how's it going? I just posted a new video talking about how automation integration can help do biotech better.
3 Recent Automation Integration Proposals
autobio.blog/3-recent-automa…
Here's my latest on developing an open-source framework for scientific automation.
I propose a framework to integrate robots and controllers faster, and do science better 🤖🦠
autobio.blog/open-source-int…
Just posted a new lab note, dreaming about wild, non-model microorganisms for bio-art.
experiment.com/u/bJBH0g
All part of me and @CorinneTakara's project on @lets_experiment
Please share around!💖
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Thrilled to see open qByte/qLAMP featured in the media I've been learning from since my teenage years! @make.
makezine.com/article/maker-n…
Special thanks to @GOSHCommunity and @lpiparis_ (specifically SEED team) for making it possible.
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Check out these new photos of the Open qLAMP V2.0 (Heated Lid)! Coming soon to your favorite convenience store, stay tuned!
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#seed2023 notes. All talks, all questions. 65,000 words, but there's a table of contents with summaries to help you find things. Pardon typos - I haven't edited yet. Lot of cell therapy this year, lots of machine learning.
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Funding agencies will get a lot of cool photos out of distributed foundries as well as cool photos of actual progress being made quickly.
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Agencies like spending $ on foundries because the photos look cool. Split that $ across 100 labs and you will absolutely get more done, but no cool photos. So 😬. Let’s push for distributed foundries to get the best of both worlds :)
This is now a cheap-but-reliable lab supplier appreciation thread
Replying to @TimSDobbs @thuronyi
Here's a good chinese reseller that keeps prices low bc direct manufacturing relations. Lots of similar outfitd on Ali Baba and many on the easier Ali Express. We need procurement re-education, esp when buying the literal same product as OEM.
joanlab.com/
Tim Dobbs retweeted
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Here's a good chinese reseller that keeps prices low bc direct manufacturing relations. Lots of similar outfitd on Ali Baba and many on the easier Ali Express. We need procurement re-education, esp when buying the literal same product as OEM.
joanlab.com/
Tim Dobbs retweeted
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But I feel like you don't value your own time and energy as a cost input here, maybe because of your personal truly bananas attitude toward and motivation around science. I would argue that even reagent/supply-cheap data is often expensive
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I clicked False and you asked why so:
We can now collect 1000s of datapoints for less $ than a grad student stipend. But certainly not all datasets are equally useful or impactful. It’s important to design those experiments tailored to the Q at hand. Random exps are wasteful.
(I will abide by the results of this poll)
In order to know anything in synthetic biology, you first need a bunch of money so you can collect data
#seed2023
26%True
39%False
35%Kinda
218 votes • Final results"What is the natural role of weak KRABS? Are they bad KRABS?"
These are the right questions to be asking at #seed2023
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Interested in cybergenetic feedback control following the talk from @KhammashLab #SEED2023 ? Check out these papers:
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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