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We are developing a matter compiler. We are working on designing molecular Lego to assemble them into new catalysts, therapeutic compounds, atomically precise m
by drmeister 8y ago
We are developing a matter compiler. We are working on designing molecular Lego to assemble them into new catalysts, therapeutic compounds, atomically precise membranes and sensors for proteins and small molecules. The goal is to make molecules that can do everything that proteins can do and that can be designed by human beings with computer assistance. We've developed a programming environment with a custom compiler and Common Lisp implementation for designing these molecules. We are looking for programmers with chemistry experience. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X69_42Mj-g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X69_42Mj-g
- TeMPOraL 8y agoI've been to your talk in Kraków on the European Lisp Symposium! I love what you're doing! Do you have any updates on that water-filtering molecule you showed us then?
- senatorobama 8y agodo you do remote?
- drmeister 8y agoIt depends on the skills and our needs.
- senatorobama 8y agoCan I send my resume to you?
- amelius 8y agoThat's very cool. How do you debug these programs? What is the molecular equivalent of "format"?
- matt2ray 8y agoDoes one have to be a graduate student in chemistry?
- aoner 8y agoThat was a very interesting presentation. Great work, is there any way to follow this (besides following your wok on clasp)? You mentioned carbon dioxide. Do you have some ideas about molecular motors and creating solid carbon out of carbon dioxide? Or hydrocarbons?