Game developer and Bio-gamifier at BioCraftEd Genome researcher at FER iGEM Ambassador
London, England
Joined September 2020
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biocrafted.xyz is live and this is where you'll be able to find us, slowly but steadily bringing SynBio to the Balkans! 🤞
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@StanfordDoerr scientists find a faster way to reverse coral bleaching. Bleached corals can fully recover within a few weeks through brief contact with healthy corals, opening new possibilities for restoration.
news.stanford.edu/stories/20…
a sailing boat spent 2009 to 2013 crossing the world's oceans, collecting plankton.
35,000 samples. the first 600 analysed held 40 million genes, most of them new.
we have barely read the first page of the sea.
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Tech companies trying to replace people with AI, only for people to start replacing tech companies with AI has gotta be the funniest plot twist of the century
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someone asked me where to start learning biology.
my honest answer: cells first.
gut, liver, brain, all of it is cells talking to each other.
once that clicks, every specific topic gets easier
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I think this is super accurate
AGI might just create a two-tier split in society, and I'm kinda starting to see it around me
One part of society will succumb to AI slopscrolling and free money (basic income) from government as work is replaced by AGI
The other part will fight that instead and become an elite counter movement that focuses on IRL, family, local community, and health
I think many will be in kind of smaller communities (kind of like eco villages in the pic below), and my friend @csonotes is a good example of that and we try do the same (so I'm probably biased)
@okaythenfuture below thinks it'll be in the central parts of big cities though
Maybe both?
For both of them you need real estate and land though
Real estate and land also one of the few scarce resources left in a post-AGI world where almost every good becomes almost free
If you told me a decade ago I'd want to buy real estate and land I'd call you crazy, but post-AGI it makes a lot of sense I think
Technology like this makes me even more bullish on tier 1 global city real estate.
The internet is about to be ABSOLUTELY NUKED by all this AI garbage on the internet, including realistic rendered AI companions that sadly a lot of lonely and isolated people will become addicted too.
There's going to be a huge counterelite movement against being terminally online, against spending all this time around this fake bot world,
so the demand to live in the best and most central neighborhoods in the biggest and best cities on the planet? They're going to SOAR.
Places like Central Tokyo, Bangkok, Manhattan + Brooklyn, Zone 1/2 London, Paris's best Arrondissements,
they're all going to feel like charged up fun and hot college campuses. The premium to be there will be even HIGHER.
The 2030s will probably be the most fun decade to ever be in a city.
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lab.biocrafted.xyz Alpha is live!!!
After over a year of building, my passion for biosciences and gamification is now a learning platform: a virtual lab where you learn core molecular biology skills by exploring curious genes - starting with (q)PCR and gel electrophoresis.
It's intended to work on phone (partially), desktop and VR.
Primarily intended this towards teenagers thinking about their careers, but everyone is welcome, whether or not you've ever touched a pipette.
It's still a huge work in progress, rough in places, so I encourage you to try and break it - Send feedback either through the feedback form, DM or email at [email protected]
I'm also offering the gene hunter course over the coming month for FREE - just sign up as a DIY biologist or Developer.
New opus is insane.
Helped me build up a complete 3D side of the lab - shocked how well it works directly from a browser. I’ve had big emphasis on using hands instead of controllers and it absolutely delivered.
You’ll be trained in molecular bio before ever stepping into a real lab.
lab.biocrafted.xyz Alpha is live!!!
After over a year of building, my passion for biosciences and gamification is now a learning platform: a virtual lab where you learn core molecular biology skills by exploring curious genes - starting with (q)PCR and gel electrophoresis.
It's intended to work on phone (partially), desktop and VR.
Primarily intended this towards teenagers thinking about their careers, but everyone is welcome, whether or not you've ever touched a pipette.
It's still a huge work in progress, rough in places, so I encourage you to try and break it - Send feedback either through the feedback form, DM or email at [email protected]
I'm also offering the gene hunter course over the coming month for FREE - just sign up as a DIY biologist or Developer.
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Ya gotta run the experiments, guys. All the inference in the world means nothin without validation. I know this is a foreign concept to Ai ppl but the living world cant be decoupled from the material reality it exists in; much of the parameters of said world await description...
tiny demo of how the lab works: you don't scroll a course page. you open apps — map, bench, amplab, notebook — like a real room. teaching as software you inhabit. more clips soon.
Spent the last year building lab.biocrafted.xyz. you could say the site is becoming a reflection of how many interests I have in this space — and how adhd I am. browser lab: map samples, primers, qPCR, notebook. simulation. real science.
🤖 Made with AI
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Video of myosin proteins "walking" along actin. Insane that we can image this!
It was made by Toshio Ando's group using atomic force microscopy. All of their papers are a goldmine; they've also recorded a Cas9 protein cutting DNA and ATP synthase spinning.
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Søren Kierkegaard on the Importance of Walking
“Above all, do not lose your desire to walk. Everyday, I walk myself into a state of well-being & walk away from every illness. I have walked myself into my best thoughts, and I know of no thought so burdensome that one cannot walk away from it. But by sitting still, & the more one sits still, the closer one comes to feeling ill. Thus if one just keeps on walking, everything will be all right.”
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HERRO has been published in @Nature !!
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
This achievement is a result of the great work by @domstanojevic, with contributions from @DehuiLin, @sergeynurk, and @PaolaFlorezdeS
We are entering the era of high-quality genome assemblies supported by AI. This is just the beginning.
