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I'll email you to start with, I'm a little hesitant to post PII on public forums; it'll come from my username@bitsoflore.net. You've given me a lot to think abo

I'll email you to start with, I'm a little hesitant to post PII on public forums; it'll come from my username@bitsoflore.net. You've given me a lot to think about! To keep this public dialogue going: are there any biotech conferences you'd specifically recommend? Or are there not any bad choices? I'd also love to get the name of that virology textbook! Also, to anyone reading this with any interest in biology: I highly recommend that you read this commenter's blog. Here[1] is a link to my favorite post thus far, wherein an actionable plan for a low-cost distribution of material is speculated upon (to put it lightly). [1] The Sporenet Protocol: https://blog.libredna.org/post/sporenet/ https://blog.libredna.org/post/sporenet/

koeng 5y ago
I'd recommend iGEM, Synbiobeta, and the Biosummit (when the conferences are in person). Synbiobeta for industry, biosummit for the hacker vibes, and iGEM because almost every synthetic biologist passes through iGEM (plus can meet a bunch of cool people in similar situation) There aren't really many bad conferences, just ones with different focuses (SEED for example is a very good science conference). Go to the one that matches your focus. Here's the virology textbook - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0801663911 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0801663911 It's an oldie, but a good introduction. Thanks for the good review :) Happy to send you some DNA using the Sporenet Protocol! It actually works, but the main problem is that there aren't materials (yet) to distribute using it. Building a company with a few friends of mine to build those materials.