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3 Tips for Learning Biology as a Tech Person
You've got a background in tech and you want to get better at biology.
Dec 12
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Diminishing vs. Scaling Returns to Biological Data
What happens when the unstoppable force of AI meets the immoveable object of biological hard tech?
Dec 5
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November 2024
The PETase Mask Fill Challenge
How to Engineer Protein Sequences with AA-0 and the Ginkgo AI API
Nov 19
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A Cleaner Interface for Biotech R&D
What is the structure of biotech R&D?
Nov 7
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October 2024
Kits, Cores, Services & Progress in Biotech Workflows
Today we're talking about what drives change in biotech R&D and what might be coming next.
Oct 31
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Evolved vs. Engineered Proteins in the AA-0 Model
Sequence-based LLMs learn patterns from proteins found in nature. So what happens when you want to engineer a function that's not found in nature?
Oct 17
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Locks, Keys and the Limits of AI in Biology
How good is AI for biotech going to get?
Oct 3
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September 2024
The Time I Fought my Lab Robots and Lost
I love robots but they haven't always loved me back.
Sep 26
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The Time I Fought my Lab Robots and Lost
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The Bowtie Model and Complex R&D Workflows
An automated lab is like a metabolic network. No really - I think I'm on to something.
Sep 19
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Why Reconfigurable Lab Automation Sparks Joy
A couple years ago I had an experience that changed the way I think about lab automation.
Sep 12
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Tacit Knowledge and the Partnering Problem in Biotech R&D
Sometimes your biggest problem in biology is that you’re too good at it.
Sep 5
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August 2024
Stamps, Fishing, and the New Alpha Nerds
Biology is like stamp collecting. But maybe stamp collecting has never been hotter?
Aug 29
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