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I aim for one of mine to be. The aim is to build a tool/resource that will help scientists speed up there research, which, in turn, will help society. Obviously
by Prabaker 19y ago
I aim for one of mine to be. The aim is to build a tool/resource that will help scientists speed up there research, which, in turn, will help society. Obviously, I won't be shy if a bit of moola came my way!
My other start-up is an email client that will hopefully, once and for all, relieve me of the frustrations I have currently with every other email service out there.
The first one is my real 'baby' because I am a scientist by trade; the second one is one that I would like to cash in on.
- marcus 19y agoData sharing sites for scientists are desperately needed. Every time you set out to do some real research the real problem is gathering the data. You can spend more time on gathering the data than doing the research. Maybe a social network with some points based on contributions/uploads. A license like creative commons where you have to release the data&paper of any work based on data licensed through the site... Could be a great positive change in the world.
- Prabaker 19y agoIndeed they are needed, but they are only the tip of the iceberg in my vision. For me the whole data gathering process has to be revised and has to become more efficient, and data is useless if it's not organised and put into context - that's what I aim to do. As a biochemist I only know how to program a VCR [retro], and so I need to find some hackers to help me out.
- pchristensen 19y agoI'd be interested in hearing more about what you're doing. Send me an email or post back here.
- Prabaker 19y agoWhat is your email?
- pchristensen 19y agopeter at pchristensen dot com. It's in my profile too