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by kayhi 9y ago
The problem is creating many hurdles to purchase. For example, a contract gives the scientific distributor the right to match a price [1]. Scientists need to make this request through their procurement office or to a sales rep. which takes
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by kayhi 9y ago
Exciting to see more funds going to research, but cringe knowing the efficiency in how it is spent. Due to procurement not having a research background, they often due poorly negotiating prices for basic scientific chemicals and supplies. T
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This is a pitch deck that I would love to see We’ve had some set backs, but are really excited to show you...
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I started getting worried when their pricing was no longer public and their blog posts didn’t make it on here any more. Enjoyed their insights on fundraising and the progress of their company. I imagine it’s harder to be open when things ar
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Looks helpful, can't wait to seem more included such as FarmLogs under Agriculture & Farming.
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Can’t wait for the day that universities are massively overpaying supplies, chemicals and equipment comes to light.
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by kayhi 9y ago
Maybe instead of negotiating rate, you get all your clients to pay on net 30
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Anyone else spending around this much?
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by kayhi 9y ago
I've read this before ... oh wait, you keep posting these examples
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The discovery of DNA was also a page and yielded a Nobel prize https://www.nature.com/nature/dna50/watsoncrick.pdf
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by kayhi 9y ago
Look for people that teach or give presentations at co-working spaces or meetups. I'm assuming you are looking for someone part time.
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If the top 5% is based on returns, couldn't a major factor be that they founders are not getting a good deal? Companies will benefit greatly from the help of a good VC, but perhaps it is more nuanced.
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I think this is why people recommend starting early and having a 40 year window. I’m considerate of the fact that many have student loans, etc. and this isn’t feasible. A blogger Mr. Money Moustche pushes hard on having a high savings rate
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A number of their examples are toe sided market places where rapid expansion can create a competitive advantage. Uber even with all their funding still had to battle local clones that emerged especially internationally. Uber is perhaps a qu
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by kayhi 9y ago
Justin.tv
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by kayhi 9y ago
Clickable Link: https://labspend.com/openpricing
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Show HN: Lab Spend – Pricing Search Engine for Research Chemicals and Supplies
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1) yes, if a large order has to be fulfilled across multiple exchanges then there’s a race which HF can win
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Gaurab, great talking with you in the early days and exciting to see you launch! What are some challenges in reactor design? I would imagine that extracting the H2O2 would be a tricky so it doesn't kill the enzymatic process.
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Reproducibility is a major problem and certainly has levels to it such as starting materials [1], details within protocols and methods section of papers, unaccounted variables such as room temp., technique and data interpretation as often r
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by kayhi 9y ago
Seems like lichess.com is crushing FICS as in users are creating new accounts there and is only missing bughouse.
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Verizon Wants to Build an Advertising Juggernaut. It Needs Your Data First(google.com)
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"Life Bot solves this by bringing the most-used features under one voice app." The most used features are able to be asked to Alexa directly. Are you helping users that may not want to set up IFTTT triggers for actions?
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by kayhi 9y ago
Seems like this would deserve a black bar here on HN
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Science Exchange (YC S11) Raises $28M in Series C Funding(blog.scienceexchange.com)
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Crystallographic structures are very useful in determining the functions of proteins. Structural biochemists are very aware that proteins are dynamic and believe the concept is covered in most introducing courses.
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What were they working on?
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What's interesting about OSF is helping to open up the research process. This is done by connecting tools and providing a centralized platform for communication. They've also been a developer and leader in helping with scienctific
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What area are you in?
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"Employees at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the largest private foundation in the world, will be able to enjoy up to one year of paid time with their newborns during the child's first year after birth or adoption starti

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