Podcast appearances and mentions of raymond mccauley

Today is our monthly OpenExO update for the month of June with Kevin Allen - Chief Community Officer of OpenExO. I talk to Kevin about the success of ExO World:Now - 12 May 2020, the upcoming ExO World:Open House on 15 June 2020 and the expanding certification program options offered by OpenExO. Also in the podcast I have included three short discussions Salim Ismail had with Nicole Dreiske, Raymond McCauley and Dr Divya Chander. You can visit OpenExO by visiting www.openexo.com. ExO World:Open House can be found here - https://www.exoworld.live/Open-House. If you would like to contact the host of the podcast - Lance Peppler - then email lance@ideastorm.co.za or book me directly on Calendly - https://calendly.com/ideastorm.

Flere har sammenlignet coronakrisen med en krig, men hvilke våben har vi til rådighed, og kan vi overhovedet vinde dette første slag i krigen mod pandemier?Techtopia har talt med den amerikanske biotech-pioner Raymond McCauley, som med udgangspunkt i såkaldt digital biologi forklarer corona virus fra bunden. Hvor kom den fra, og hvordan kunne vi kortlægge dens arvemasse og lægge informationen på nettet, så forskere over hele verden kan arbejde på en vaccine? Hvilke typer vaccine arbejdes der på, og hvornår kommer de på markedet? Vi hører hele tiden om tests, som ikke bliver foretaget og om manglen på udstyr og test kits. Men hvad er det for noget udstyr, hvad er et testkit, hvem laver dem, og hvorfor er de en mangelvare? Alt dette - og lidt mere - kan du høre om i Techtopia. Medvirkende: Raymond McCauley, Chair of Digital Biology, Singularity University Links: Raymond McCauley http://www.raymondmccauley.net RAymond McCauley's videoforedrag https://youtu.be/qUVHDf8IKWg Nextstrain https://nextstrain.org

Today on the Exponential Africa Show Mic Mann interviews Raymond McCauley, not the pastor but the Biotech Scientist! Amongst many achievements and startups he is the founder of exponential biosciences and SingularityU faculty chair on digital biology.Biotechnology, often abbreviated to biotech, is the area of biology that uses living processes, organisms or systems to manufacture products or technology intended to improve the quality of human life.Ray says Biotech is one third of the world economy, influencing areas like healthcare, and agriculture, and the biggest deal of it all is mastering the process of reading and writing DNA, turning Biology into a digital science!Every living thing has a code, knowing the code gives access to a better life, treating patients based on their DNA coding allows for an exact treatment administering the right amount of a specific medicine needed by the patient. This allows a tailor made treatment, knowing what will and will not work on every living thing. Anything from growing crops to making beer or fuel will come down to understanding the code, the blue prints behind the life force.Watch the full episode and get to hear more of Ray’s findings on biotech and the developments around it!#futureproofAfrica

Raymond McCauley, scientist, engineer, entrepreneur and Chair of Biology at Singularity University takes us on a fascinating journey as he explains the many ways that biotechnology is changing our world. McCauley is a biotechnology expert who is interested in the ways that biology, genetics, medicine, and agriculture impact our lives. He is the Co-founder and Chief Architect for BioCurious—a not-for-profit in which scientists, bio hobbyists, as well as entrepreneurs can align their interests to launch the latest and greatest technology-based discoveries. McCauley's extensive, groundbreaking work has been featured in Wired, Forbes, Time, and others. McCauley discusses his background and explains why he is so motivated to work on a vast number of different projects at once. From his early work as a computer scientist working on web-enabling databases to his shift to biophysics, McCauley has a wide range of interests. Later adding molecular biology into the mix, McCauley's experiences and knowledge led him to his current diverse career. McCauley discusses some of the work he does for Singularity, helping to advise startups, Fortune 500 companies, and governments, and working with the players who are at the leading edge of biotechnology. McCauley discusses some of the advanced work/projects he is involved with. He provides some details on a genetic engineering manifesto and his desire to work with companies that are doing good work. McCauley talks about recent new genetic engineering work and the ethical questions that some raise, specifically citing a Chinese project that made world headlines. He discusses some of these bigger issues, such as if a company does work in an area of genetic engineering or other area that is for their net gain, what are the repercussions and how could their work perhaps affect all of us, negatively? McCauley talks about world population, and food supplies/diet, delving into the specific diets of various nations globally. Specifically, he discusses the global demand for protein and meat and how that is affecting the planet. He analyzes it as a global problem, discussing the fact that it is probably unrealistic to think we will stop eating meat globally, or that we'll cut down all the rainforests to open up more grazing lands, so there needs to be a different way to meet the food supply-demand. He states it's a trade problem and an ecological problem. McCauley's work is at the center of this and many other diverse, global problems, working to find solutions that benefit humanity and are also ecologically sound.

Just because it can be done, does it mean we should. Raymond McCauley, scientist, engineer, investor, Chair, Digital Biology at Singularity University, and co-founder bioCurious. With too many titles to fit on a business card, when Penny asked who Raymond is as a human being, his number one response was a Father, and his most important role, that of being a curator of experience for his 12-year-old twin boys.This week, Raymond shares with Penny his insights into the world of biotechnology and DNA sequencing, discussing his wish for us to know what the basic technologies are, understand what they do, what we should integrate into our lives, and what we need to put at a distance.This Week We ExploreDo we need to restrict the tools or restrict the actions that people take with the tools?Genetic engineering tools, and where they’re being appliedThe 2-headed dragon that exists in the use of synthetic biologyKnowledge is good for knowledge sakeWhere To Find RaymondLinkedInSingularity UniversitybioCuriousWhere To Find PennyEmailInstagramLinkedIn

How does applying technology to biology, genetics, medicine and agriculture effect every one of us? Adam speaks to Raymond McCauley, a thinker & do-er, bioninformaticist, computer scientist, engineer and entrepreneur working at the forefront of biotechnology. Raymond is co-founder and Chief Architect for BioCurious, the hackerspace for biotech, where professional scientists, DIYbio hobbyists and entrepreneurs come together to design the next big thing to come out of a Silicon Valley garage. Raymond is one interesting cat ... Connect with Adam Spencer at: https://twitter.com/adambspencer Find LiSTNR on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LiSTNRau/ Follow LiSTNR on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/listnrau/ Follow LiSTNR Australia on Twitter: https://twitter.com/listnrau Download the LiSTNR app from the Apple and Google Play app stores. Or go to listnr.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is one of the most fascinating Episodes of the Podcast. Some of the numbers and facts you are going to hear from Raymond will "blow your mind".  Imagine a reduction of cost from $100,000 in 2000 to under $10 in 2018. Hu? Is that possible?  That's Moore's Law exponential and more.  And it's happening in Digital Biology.  And a leader in this field is Raymond McCauley.  Enjoy this Episode - 60 minutes well invested. More about Raymond McCauley Raymond McCauley is a scientist, engineer, and entrepreneur working at the forefront of biotechnology. Raymond explores how applying technology to life -- biology, genetics, medicine, agriculture -- is affecting every one of us. He uses storytelling and down-to-earth examples to show how quickly these changes are happening, right now, and where it may head tomorrow. His work and profile have been featured in Wired, Forbes, Time, CNBC, Science, and Nature. How to get in touch with Raymond The best way is via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/raymondmccauley/ Website: www.raymondmccauley.net The Resource Page for DIY: https://diybio.org/ (well worth looking at) Twitter: http://twitter.com/raymondmccauley   And when you want to help with the Podcast name, reach out to me at ma@michaelalf.com Thank you!  

Alec Hogg speaks with Raymond McCauley, Chair of Biotech at Singularity University by Biznews.com

Alec Hogg speaks with Raymond McCauley, Chair of …

Last week I interviewed Raymond McCauley for Singularity 1 on 1. I met Raymond last summer at Singularity University where he is the Co-Chair of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics. McCauley is one among many former hackers and computer scientists who went into the exploding biotech industry. He has an infectious passion for bioinformatics and a fantastic radio-voice that […]