Episode 2: Data, Science, and Data Science with Scott White
First published
05/17/2020
Genres:
science
culture
philosophy
technology
Summary
In Episode 2 we chat with Scott White, learn about his experience filing for patents and getting involved with the entrepreneurial side of science while at university, the value of cross-disciplinary collaboration, ricin testing and his recent foray into data science. Highlights:Getting negative results isn't necessarily a failureThe appropriate number of times to take a Thermodynamics coursePolymer substrates for cochlear implants How much DNA you need to order to qualify for free ...
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