Podcast appearances and mentions of neil dixon

Biomanufacturing uses biology to produce valuable chemicals such as fragrances, food additives, platform chemicals and fuels. This means of manufacturing can use waste streams contributing to circular economy, reduce necessity for harsh chemicals and create milder reaction conditions. Sythetic Biology could play a large part in the success of this field,. and this is what we talked about in today's episode with Dr. Neil Dixon from the University of Manchester. This podcast is brought to you by the Mancehster iGEM 2021 team with support from the University of Manchester and the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology. Follow us on social media to stay updated @igem_manchester2021

Ross has recently completed his PhD at the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology. Ross has worked on modern tools for fine-tuned regulation of gene expression in bacteria, with a focus on applying statistical modelling techniques and QbD and Design of Experiments to rapidly engineer and optimise genetic toolkits. Ross is currently working at the University of Manchester as a postdoctoral research associate in the lab of Dr. Neil Dixon, but will shortly be starting a new position at Syngenta as an Automation Scientist. In this episode we’re talking with Ross about his work, Design of Experiments, Computer-Aided Biology, the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and more.Referenced LinksSurvey and CAB website:https://www.computeraidedbiology.com/cab-surveyhttps://www.computeraidedbiology.comPaper explaining why we need DoE:https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26505134Synthace articles on DoE:https://synthace.com/blog/2020/6/4/heres-why-you-should-stop-doing-science-like-you-were-taught-in-high-school-part-1https://synthace.com/blog/2020/6/29/heres-why-you-should-stop-doing-science-like-you-were-taught-in-high-school-part-2

Ross has recently completed his PhD at the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology. Ross has worked on modern tools for fine-tuned regulation of gene expression in bacteria, with a focus on applying statistical modelling techniques and QbD and Design of Experiments to rapidly engineer and optimise genetic toolkits. Ross is currently working at the University of Manchester as a postdoctoral research associate in the lab of Dr. Neil Dixon, but will shortly be starting a new position at Syngenta as an Automation Scientist. In this episode we're talking with Ross about his work, Design of Experiments, Computer-Aided Biology, the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and more. Referenced Links Survey and CAB website: https://www.computeraidedbiology.com/cab-survey https://www.computeraidedbiology.com Paper explaining why we need DoE: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26505134 Synthace articles on DoE: https://synthace.com/blog/2020/6/4/heres-why-you-should-stop-doing-science-like-you-were-taught-in-high-school-part-1 https://synthace.com/blog/2020/6/29/heres-why-you-should-stop-doing-science-like-you-were-taught-in-high-school-part-2

We're still in the World Cup! We record this weeks show the day before Englands first World Cup Semi-Final in 28 years, so before we get too excited let's calm down with another Cherry Red compilation! Get ready for nine great tracks from New Fast Automatic Daffodils, Jane Pow, Rorschach, The Driscolls, The Parents, King Of The Slums, The Wilderness Children, Sunflowers and Strawberry Story.C89 Cherry Red compilation, Poetry Corner, Tony has your Facebook comments, Jen Glen Glen Jen?, pulling for England?, last week, World Cup, The Lion, England fans, Boris Johnson and Donald Trump, (Not) From the Vaults, Three Lions, France beat Belgium and are in the Final, Tony's International Gig Guide, PGOTW, next week, Tony's playing a set at a wedding, Paul's massive face, The French, Neil Dixon, Dukes Arms, Izzatwat, Uglyshoes and COME ON ENGLAND!Song 1: New Fast Automatic Daffodils - LionsSong 2: Jane Pow – That’s My GirlSong 3: Rorschach - Captain ElasticSong 4: The Driscolls – Doctor Good And His Incredible Life Saving SoapSong 5: The Parents - Come On EnglandSong 6: King Of The Slums – Bombs Away On HarpurheySong 7: The Wilderness Children – Plastic Bag From TescosSong 8: Sunflowers - Bubble BusSong 9: Strawberry Story – Tell Me Now

The former Customs Officer of Desert Island Geek joins us. Creative, illustrative, writing, leather-working geek who lives, works, and surfs on the blustery Atlantic coast of north Cornwall. Once an enthusiastic, early-adopting podcaster, he now focuses his creative energies towards a series of novels and short stories set in Edwardian London, in addition to a … Continue reading Neil Dixon

Night's Knights Chapter 29: On the advice of Kristine, Jespa goes to her apartment to settle her affairs with Rafe and Delaney.  But Kristine's motives may not have been entirely innocent. Music By the SpekrFreks http://www.myspace.com/spekrfreks Buy their new music at itunes! Promos: Salvation by Mike Bennett  www.hallofmirorrs.podshow.com The Table Rappers books by Neil Dixon http://tablerappers.com/ JACK PALMS by Seth Harwood http://sethharwood.com/

rur@revupreview.co.uk - www.revupreview.co.uk The Rev Up Review, Number Eight: Title: RUR-2005-08-07Size: 17.6 MBDuration: 38'20" Use this FeedBurner link to download the mp3 file directly, or to add the feed to your aggregator. Contents: 00.00 Intro music: "Undertow" by Reaman (ElectroBel)00.08 "You're Listening to The Rev Up Review" 00.13 Welcome 01.41 The Rev Up Review is a proud member of The SciFi Podcast Network02.26 Another visit to the BBC Proms03.46 BBC Radio 3 clip 05.54 Mur Lafferty's Geek Fu Action Grip 06.12 Vox Monitor's review of Escape Pod: "Clean Up Your Room" o6.23 Geek News Central 06.28 Mental-Escher.net CyberpunkRadio Cliffnotes #1-9 06.40 Email from John, in Ontario 07.05 Rant/ramble about time-travel stories 10.52 TSFPN audio tag 11.02 The Bookcast, with Bill Thompson of Eye On Books 11.59 James Naughton 12.08 Podcast Who 12.11 Slice of SciFi 12.58 Free Podcast Novel: Brace For Impact 13.39 Air Out My Shorts 14.13 Music: Kyrie Eleison by Fumitaka Anzai, at the Pod Safe Music Network 19.34 Review of Nemonymous Two 26.41 Neil Dixon's "A Minor Technicality" and Britcaster 27.22 Episode 3 of Travel With Confidence (music by The Brothers Femme at Pod Safe Audio) 37.02 Send feedback to rur@revupreview.co.uk, or in North America call the RANT line: 206-339-RANT (7268), or post a comment in the TSFPN Forum 38.20 End Background music: Sad Sequence Part 1-2 by Fumitaka Anzai. More at the Pod Safe Music Network