In today’s world, top-quality research can be performed virtually anywhere around the globe. But many of the resources for enabling collaboration have remained fixed in limited geographic locations. As part of the Opentrons mission, we are building our community platform to enable biologists to easily share protocols and reproduce each other's results. 

Sign up to watch this 60-minute webinar to learn:

• What is the bioeconomy? 
• How is Opentrons building a global community for life science? 
• How can individuals contribute, learn and participate in global science?  

 Who Should Watch

Future Opentrons community contributors and participants, including:

• Python-savvy users who write protocols and integrations
• Non-coding users who build protocols on Protocol Designer
• Members of the open-science community who will evangelize opportunities to share information and results.

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Kennedy McDaniel

Senior Product Manager, Opentrons

Kennedy is a bio-optimist with the conviction that biology is the future of technology. Her career has focused on developing and launching products at the intersection of biology, software, and hardware. As part of her mission to accelerate the bio-economy, she is focused on developing tools that lower the time and cost required for bio-innovation. This brought her to Opentrons, where she is building the infrastructure to enable reproducible collaborations between biologists.

Madelyn Heart

Community Manager, Opentrons

Madelyn is the community manager for Opentrons Labworks, an open-source lab automation company. She has worked with hundreds of scientists around the world to add automation to their labs. Madelyn is passionate about democratizing biology and inspiring the next generation of scientists. She graduated from Bates College with a degree in Biology and concentrations in public health and environmental studies.

Originally Aired 11/2/22