Archive - Jessica’s TechBio Adventures

From flask to patient: a beginner's foray into tangential flow filtration

My experience getting started with the AKTA Flux to make cleaner phages for patients.

Sep 1, 2023 •

Jessica Sacher, PhD

April 2023

Discovering coding (& building an AI tool) as a biologist, thanks to ChatGPT

How I got ChatGPT to help me make a chatbot based on 200+ phage biology blog posts as a non-coder, how you can build your own, and reflections on how…

Apr 16, 2023 •

Jessica Sacher, PhD

December 2022

Building a phage therapy center: lessons in scaling bio, team science & priorities

I've spent 2022 helping set up a system for rapidly making personalized, safe phages for patients. Here's what I've learned about team science, scaling…

Dec 19, 2022 •

Jessica Sacher, PhD

May 2022

Diving into a DAO as a scientist

Everyone's talking about Web3, DAOs and DeSci, and how they need scientists... but what does help look like?

May 11, 2022 •

Jessica Sacher, PhD

February 2022

Why Science 3 matters

New paradigms for pursuing, accumulating, auditing, and sharing knowledge

Feb 1, 2022 •

January 2022

December 2021

Jessica's TechBio Adventures!

Dec 27, 2021 •

Jessica Sacher, PhD

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