@OmicsOmicsBlog Does that literally cover the details of flights?
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Simon Hazelwood
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Simon Hazelwood
@SimonTHazelwood
Designer @nanopore. Interested in the application of science.
London, England Katılım Eylül 2011
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What sorts of cruel, heartless losers contemplate & implemente this monstrosity?
Periodic obscuring of information vital to people frequently desperately anxious for said info
Telling you name of ginormous complex. you’ve spent substantial effort to specifically be in?
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@technorasis You could use this list of Likert scale response options for some inspiration mwcc.edu/wp-content/upl…
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4/4 asking "How satisfied are you with how hybrid working supports your work-life balance?" sounds even more complicated. It seems to be leading too as it implies that hybrid working does indeed support work-life balance. Any thoughts?
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1/4 Question for @cjforms & anyone else who has any insights: I understand that statements such "Hybrid working supports my work-life balance" with an agree-disagree Lickert scale as the answer lead respondents to chose "agree" in a survey (due to acquiescence bias) but...
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@emollick Interesting image - if I look at it from an angle I see this as 'flat', so a 2D motif rather than a cube. Other times I've come across Necker cubes my mind can only perceive them as 3D (with varying orientations).
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Optical illusions can work as psychological tests.
How often this Necker Cube “switches” orientation for you is correlated with your ability to come up with innovative ideas in divergent thinking tasks. (The average person sees 12-13 switches per minute) journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…
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Saw this beautiful book "Stages of rot" about a civilisation that forms from the carcass of a whale and thought of @jrkelly 's analogies... One for the @Ginkgo library perhaps. shop.peowstudio.com/products/stage…
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@jaykeasling @ZeroAcreFarms “Zero acre” is such a good name! Got plans for U.K.?
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I am proud to announce that Zero Acre Farms, a company I co-founded, has released its first product, cultured oil. It’s low in bad (poly-unsaturated) and high in good (mono-unsaturated) fats. You can find it @ZeroAcreFarms.
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Of course, I'm not going to do that, because that would be deeply deeply unethical, and unsafe. But still. If we can do it in that time frame, and at that cost, so could 10,000s of NHS providers
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As a sequencing expert, the lack of rapid diagnostics available on the NHS is extremely frustrating
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Came across this set of example response for questions intended for a #Likert scale from @MountWachusett really useful! #UserExperience mwcc.edu/wp-content/upl…
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This is another fantastic resource for folks interested in the history of women in software, particularly interaction design. (Some of these folks will likely be in the hidden heroes series as well.) womenofixd.com/did-you-know
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@EliBlock This kind of vibrancy is hard to pull off. Really nice👌
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🧬I'm looking for a #UXdesigner to work with me @nanopore
It's a great role working on Nanopore genetic sequencing software - the interface to one of the most exciting & powerful technologies out there!
My DM's are open for Q's 👍
#UXJobs #biotech
ejnh.fa.em2.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…
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@aryelipman @OpenCellLondon do lab space in shipping containers.
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@joelanman @SimonTHazelwood Shameless plug: there’s more detail in my book effortmark.co.uk/surveysthatwor…
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Are there examples of #userresearch surveys that include checks on participants understanding/ perception of the questions themselves? I don't think I've ever seen this - it may be tricky to implement... @joelanman might know? #uxresearch
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Got lucky on my first go. Wordle 229 3/6
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@jmspool UX Designer @nanopore.
It's a great role, helping to make genetic sequencing software more intuitive and accessible to use.
You don't need Biotech experience - asking questions about what the tech does (and why!) is how we make it better!
#uxdesign
ejnh.fa.em2.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…
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Here’s last month’s job ads. Lots of great opportunities there.
Jared Spool@jmspool
Hello UX Managers! Trying to hire a new UX designer, researcher, content strategist, UX writer? Reply to this tweet with your job description, location (or remote), and link to where to apply. I'll happily retweet it to my 113.6k followers, many of whom are UX professionals.
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Hey there, UX hiring managers!
Are you hiring new UX designers, researchers, writers, or managers on your team?
Reply to this post with a link to your job ad and I’ll retweet it to my 114,700 followers.
Don’t hold back. Describe what makes the work exciting.
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Pig 05049 catalogs the myriad products that came from a single pig. How might synthetic biology help us reimagine all of them? christienmeindertsma.com/PIG-05049
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I’m always surprised when I learn about a new product that is actually a byproduct of animal agriculture. When you think about what it will take to reduce the reliance on intensive animal agriculture you probably think of meat and leather, but there are so many others!
Jason Kelly@jrkelly
Thrilled to announce @ginkgo’s new cell program with Optimvia ! Great project —we are past the point where we should be making essential meds from pigs 🐷 ! $DNA
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📣We’re hiring a health funding design intern
Gain experience while helping create a more open, just and responsible philanthropic sector.
It's remote, paid (London living wage) & for 3 months. Deadline 10th January. #policyjobs #charityjobs #scipoljobs
science-practice.com/blog/2021/12/2…
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@SynBio1 @SyntheticRabbit @ATinyGreenCell I think it would be possible and better to have more accessible physical tools alongside cloud/software stuff. Things like @theBentoLab or nanopore sequencers.
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@SyntheticRabbit @ATinyGreenCell But better than no access at all? Which is what most people have?
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Imagine how many new biodesigners there would be if every school had low barrier to entry biotech edu resources? If bioengineering wasn't just a privilege only expensive private prep schools had access to? The future's challenges will be immense but will our students be ready?
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