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==Trying to:==
=== Drew Endy (安特專) ===
# help enable engineering of biology.
  print "Go meta."<br>
# better understand information flow and loss in replicating machines
  if (competition == none) then<br>
      print "Incremental utility has infinite advantage."


==Projects:==
Assistant Professor of Bioengineering, Stanford University<br>
# open commons of information specifying biological function.
Contact via: email<br>
# more responsible people who are working to engineer biology and constructively apply biological technology.
Lab website: [http://endy.web.stanford.edu http://endy.web.stanford.edu]<br>
# decomposition of replicating machine design across three characteristic timescales (perform, learn, evolve/persist)
Y2E2-269B, MC4200<br>
473 Via Ortega<br>
Stanford, CA 94305<br>
(650) 723-7027


[[Image:TW04-DrewEndy.jpg]]
=== Goals ===
*'''Immediate''': Enable engineering of genetically encoded memory
*'''Long-term''': Make biology easy to engineer
*'''Social''': Support overwhelmingly responsible and constructive development and application of biological technologies


'''You, highschool teachers! You must learn about discrete reaction events!'''
=== Travel ===
I'm trying to limit my professional travel.  I like phone and video-via-web.


==Life:==
=== Reminder ===
#[[Eats]]
"'''Almost nothing will work''' is not the same as '''Nothing will work.''' That's the mistake ''corrosive critics'' make." -Clay Shirky (according to Tim O'Reilly)
#Activities

Revision as of 17:32, 16 October 2013

Drew Endy (安特專)

  print "Go meta."
if (competition == none) then
print "Incremental utility has infinite advantage."

Assistant Professor of Bioengineering, Stanford University
Contact via: email
Lab website: http://endy.web.stanford.edu
Y2E2-269B, MC4200
473 Via Ortega
Stanford, CA 94305
(650) 723-7027

Goals

  • Immediate: Enable engineering of genetically encoded memory
  • Long-term: Make biology easy to engineer
  • Social: Support overwhelmingly responsible and constructive development and application of biological technologies

Travel

I'm trying to limit my professional travel. I like phone and video-via-web.

Reminder

"Almost nothing will work is not the same as Nothing will work. That's the mistake corrosive critics make." -Clay Shirky (according to Tim O'Reilly)