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I am a scientist at Raytheon BBN Technologies and the University of Iowa. My research focuses on analyzing and engineering complex aggregates, such as engineered and natural cells, genetic regulatory networks, sensor networks, and robot swarms. Apparently, I also enjoy talking about scientific life with others online.

Folks interested in Synthetic Biology, please commit at the SynBio.SE Area51 proposal!

A hopefully useful talk that I gave: Surviving Life as a Researcher

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6 In SBOL, is there a way to distinguish biological replicates? Mar 16
5 Is there a good practice (or an easy one for a SBOL newbie) to set up a collection of biological parts and devices? Mar 16
3 Does SBOL support timing and threshold value parameters? Apr 16
3 How to represent random sequence elements in SBOL? Apr 2
3 In SBOL, when should I annotate a DNA sequence vs. making sub-components? Jul 25 '19
3 Looking for a taxonomic dataset that links tree genera (or species) to families Jul 19 '19
3 In SBOL, when should I annotate a DNA sequence vs. making sub-components? Jul 24 '19
3 How do you represent small molecules in SBOL? Jul 26 '19
3 Does SBOL require representing intermediate products like mRNA? Jul 25 '19
2 Why does SBOL have both Component and ComponentDefinition? Jul 25 '19
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