Tessa Alexanian Likes Too Many Things
Tessa Alexanian likes too many things, including synthetic biology, strange objects, event logistics, communication, miscellaneous skills, and having a personal website.
Tessa Alexanian Likes Too Many Things about me | Tessa Alexanian likes too many things My Deal I want to steer towards nice futures for biotechnology. Since early 2024, I've been working at IBBIS on open tools and standards for nucleic acid synthesis screening. My aim is to increase the share of orders for which sequences and customers are screened and support standards that are both inclusive and rigorous. Other Projects GCBR Organization Updates regular updates from ~20 orgs working to reduce catastrophic biorisks Catalyst: a collaborative biosecurity summit instigated a one-day conference o
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