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As someone who has a DNA synthesizer in lab, who works on manipulating DNA daily to make various synthetic proteins, who lives and works in the bay area, and wh
by toufka 13y ago
As someone who has a DNA synthesizer in lab, who works on manipulating DNA daily to make various synthetic proteins, who lives and works in the bay area, and who knows enough coding to have understood the language of the OP - I'd love to help bridge some of those boundaries. There is a desperate need for some programming types to think about these issues. The fields of systems & synthetic biology are just starting to gain traction, but there is so much we can learn from cross-discipline interaction. The one issue is that we pay terribly...
- davedx 13y agoHi there, a couple of us HN regulars are putting together a site to connect devs with science projects. If you're interested in hearing when it launches, drop me an email: davedx@gmail.com
- rch 13y agoCould you add some contact information to your profile perhaps? And feel free to contact me as well.
- artgon 13y agoI would be very interested as well.
- mtdewcmu 13y agoI've been working for the past few weeks on a database that tracks genetic variants as they are found by sequencers. There's a need for things like unambiguous representations that could use CS knowledge. It seems to be very ad hoc at this stage.
- haliax 13y agoI'm a coder with a strong synthetic bio interest. (I've done some stuff at GenSpace in NYC. Email: devan.lochees@gmail.com -- please get in touch!