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by zaking17 5y ago
Amyris ( https://amyris.com/careers-north-america ) | Engineers, Designers, Interns | Emeryville, CA | Full time | ONSITE or REMOTE Amyris has developed a platform for designing and building synthetic organisms. Our technolog
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by zaking17 5y ago
You might also want some pathways to be pre-validated to work together in certain cellular contexts, like they have been doing with the BioBricks project
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by zaking17 5y ago
agreed! a couple things seem to be holding this back: - the academic publishing model incentivizes groups to build their own tools - the small-ish market for something like this has kept commercial software from taking off (Genomatica start
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by zaking17 5y ago
It’s cool to see this on HN. It’s a common activity in metabolic modeling & metabolic engineering circles to build new pathway visualization tools (I spent a chunk of my PhD on one called “Escher”). I keep waiting for a tool to come alo
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by zaking17 9y ago
I saw Terry Sejnowski give a talk last week in San Diego, and he made the exact same suggestion. He did not provide any evidence, but it's hard not to take his ideas seriously.
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by zaking17 10y ago
Bioengineering. I'll DM you on Twitter :) [EDIT] Didn't work. Feel free to email me. Address is in my Bio.
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by zaking17 10y ago
It's fun to see San Diego at the top of HN. I'm finishing a PhD at UC San Diego, and I've noticed a few things. First, there is a different dynamic for biotech talent. The biotech scene in SD is strong, and people seem drawn
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by zaking17 11y ago
SVG Crowbar might be useful for pulling out the SVG images (unfortunately it's for Chrome only): http://nytimes.github.io/svg-crowbar/
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by zaking17 11y ago
Author here. This is a grad school project built with D3. You can also see it embedded in our model database http://bigg.ucsd.edu .
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Show HN: Escher – build visualizations of biological pathways(escher.github.io)
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by zaking17 13y ago
I was looking for a less-complicated alternative to nxhtml/mumamo and html5.el (which requires xhtml syntax). I've played with web-mode for a few minutes, and it seems great. Handles html, css, js nicely. Only concern so far: jav
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by zaking17 13y ago
Yes, I use Everpix and I've been really happy with it. However, I like the photo upload tools that come with Dropbox, so now I collect, sort, and edit photos in Dropbox, then I transfer them to a static(ish) Everpix library that distributes