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Good news for people who love getting paid to work with bacteria: MicroByre is hiring for three positions in the Bay Area. microbyre.com/were-hiring/

I'll be at Chabot Space & Science Center next Friday to talk about how and why to make friends with bacteria chabotspace.org/events/events-…

Very pleased to announce our Seed Round lead investment in MicroByre, founded by Sarah Richardson: "Bespoke Bacteria for Biomanufacturing”. #bioeconomy

Biodesign Challenge is proud to be hosting absolutely stellar Summit speakers this year from change-making companies/orgs like Making With Life MoMA The Museum of Modern Art Parsons School of Design Strategies MIT Technology Review & MicroByre. Read more and register to attend #BDC2019 on June 20/21: bit.ly/2E6mE4K

I will be Wonderfest this Sunday July 28th at the public library in San Francisco to talk about why you love bacteria so much. Your favorite one is rhodospirillum, right? Don’t blame you, it is incredibly cute. bit.ly/2ZcvbM2

AIChE is supporting a new conference this October to increase visibility of the scientific achievements of African-Americans; all are welcome to submit abstracts! aiche.org/afrobiotech/sh…. I’ve never “organized“ a meeting before; stoked that this is my first one! #AfroBiotech19

MicroByre is seeking a Research Associate. If you like PCR, working with extraordinary colleagues, and swearing fealty to bacteria (or know anyone who does) take a look at bit.ly/MBseeksRA

Interesting microbes are everywhere. Today I followed Melanie's chickens Josephina and Antoinette around for 45 minutes. Their poop is bigger than I expected it to be! But it is also full of cool bacteria, so a morning well spent.

Bacteria are not simple, but if you can figure out how to get a person to click on an ad, you can help us figure out how to get a cell to save the planet.

Great article. “Many of the problems that were uncovered are linked to the poor quality of the data that researchers used to develop their tools.” A COVID silver lining could be a focus on how to build/share high quality scientific datasets. 🤞

We’re hiring at Azolla Ventures! Finance & Operations Manager: “Chief of staff” type position. lnkd.in/gMac_Yyb Investment Associate: Bedrock of our investment team. lnkd.in/gtgSQqdK Investment Analyst: Entry-level investment role. lnkd.in/gQM-_MxX

MicroByre is hiring! Come join our diverse and scrappy crew of bacteria (and the humans are super cool, too). ubyre.com/jobs

Knowing a daemon's true name gives you great power over it, for example you can kill -9 it

15 years ago my PhD advisor taught me One Weird Trick for editing your own writing. Edit **back to front**, paragraph by paragraph. I still use it and it still surprises me how well it works. When I get my students to do it, it often blows their minds. Try it!

If you refuse to use a password manager, at least follow these CISA tips and protect your accounts: cisa.gov/uscert/ncas/ti…

Science ran a big experiment on itself for the last ~60 years. It didn't work out. experimentalhistory.substack.com/p/the-rise-and…