research-led companies will cornerstone solutions to humanity's greatest problems. living out @blackbirdvc's unique beliefs about scientist starting companies.
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Our wicked, complex problems demand solving in a way that is, in some way, wicked and complex.
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Happy to announce I’ve begun the @foundrybb program with @blackbirdvc. Thank you @clarejtbirch for putting together an amazing program, I’m only in the 2nd week and it is already proving to be very helpful!
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Belated congratulations to Cory Aitchison on his first paper and Gates Scholarship to do his PhD at Cambridge. @DomJWilliamson explains our work in this thread
I'm sure that, like me, you have wondered what happens to boundaries and defects in a topological code that has no string operators?
In a new work, we explore this question for the cubic code: arxiv.org/abs/2308.00138
Check out this table summarizing open boundary encodings.
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Abstract submissions close on Monday! Register and submit your abstracts before then to be included in our conference program, we're looking forward to you joining us in Canberra!
Submit your abstract here:
asbmb2023.com.au/abstracts
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I have 3
1) your PI shouldn’t be the single source of truth for science or your performance. Find other faculty or people in power that can be your mentors.
2) create a strong network of collaborators.
3) listen more than you talk. But when you talk make it count.
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📣 We are currently hiring! See how you could help us grow the quantum technology ecosystem. Check out our current open positions here:
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Wonder how your research can supercharge startups?
Join Foundry's 8-week program - incl networking, mentoring & a shot at a cash prize!
Got an idea? Apply by Sep 8th.
👩🔬Research-led companies will cornerstone the solutions to humanity's greatest problems…
Are you a researcher, PhD student, Fellow or passionate science student trying to solve hard problems and have a great impact? 🔬
🚨 Apply for Foundry here: bit.ly/3DVSgs7
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🌟 Exciting News! Join @MSeqVC and @UNSWFounders for an inspiring conversation hour with the brilliant founders of @Ginkgo, @jrkelly and Austin Che 🚀🎉
📅 Mark your calendars for Sept 8th, 10am AEST on Zoom.
Get ready to dive into the world of innovation and entrepreneurship! 🔥 #SynBio #Innovation #BiotechTalks
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Want to learn a little game theory? Lectures from my course "Very Little Evolutionary Game Theory". Topics:
1. Evolution of Conflict
2. Evol of Cooperation
3. Evol of Relationships
4. Evol of Families
5. Evol of Societies
What at x2 speed for full effect: piped.video/playlist?list=PL…
ALT Video still, lecturer in front of blackboard holding chalk, caption: demonstrate to you today is that game theory is incredibly stupid
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The novel material #LK99 may not be a room-temperature superconductor. But how hard is it to model on a quantum computer? phasecraft.io/research/how-h…
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Our ability to design biological systems is improving rapidly.
In 40 years, the field went from modeling three genes in phage to building synthetic gene circuits with 76,000 bases of DNA.
A brief history of genetic design, told in 7 experiments.
Read: letter.asimov.com/p/design-h…
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Astera is looking for ideas for Unblocking Scientific Publishing. They aim to develop new tools to make scientific dialogue faster and easier.
Share your opinion regarding "technological bottlenecks limiting innovation in life sciences publishing."👇
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Our architecture team announce a new paper “Fault-tolerant complexes” which describes surface-code fault-tolerant protocols with a single geometric object. This approach enables a generative and automatable approach to finding new fault tolerant protocols
arxiv.org/abs/2308.07844
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