By Steve
08 Mar 2016 @ 10:22am
Over the past few weeks, I have had the opportunity to see several different events that have displayed a lot of passion and enthusiasm in bringing innovative and unique ideas to reality.
By Steve
17 Dec 2015 @ 8:46am
This year, the week of December 7th to 13th has been declared Computer Science Education Week. This is an annual program organized through a grassroots effort by code.org and volunteers / partners. This program has been run since 2009, but this is the first year that Bio::Neos has been involved in the effort... and it was awesome!
By Terry
13 Nov 2015 @ 11:29am
Dr. Taylor has been working on audiogram surfaces with our group. The work is published here:
By Steve
23 Oct 2015 @ 2:52pm
Today I was given the opportunity to speak to a roomful of about a hundred 8th through 12th graders that were interested in learning more about IT career possibilities, and get some hands-on experience with a real-world implementation of various technologies in a lab setting at the Kirkwood High Tech Guys Day. It was a great event! Thanks for the opportunity to share my experience and why I think there is a technology-related career for anyone that is interested in pursuing that route.
By bn-admin
08 Oct 2015 @ 8:32am
Yesterday, Bio::Neos hosted a high school career exploration day, an event organized by myself and Kirkwood Workplace Learning Connection called "ExploreIT Day".
By Steve
17 Aug 2015 @ 2:49pm
We at Bio::Neos believe that giving back to the community is of important which is why, I committed to be the lead instructor for the Dev/Iowa Summer Series this year. For the past 9 weeks I have been exposing our group of students to web development tools, frameworks, and best practices.
By Steve
20 May 2015 @ 1:38pm
This past weekend, Bio::Neos was called out in the UI College of Liberal arts commencement speech by UI President Sally Mason. Thanks for the mention! We were pleasantly surprised to hear that our name had come up, and grateful for all of the support from the UI, JPEC, and everyone we have worked with in Iowa and Iowa City for the past eleven years.
Start watching at 6 minutes!
By Steve
24 Apr 2015 @ 7:41am
For the last three years I have been given the chance to return to my Alma Mater, the University of Iowa College of Engineering, as a guest judge for the Huber E. Storer Start-up Award. As a judge, I have gotten to see a lot of great pitches by some motivated and passionate engineers who will surely have a place in shaping our future world.
By Terry
10 Apr 2015 @ 1:33pm
Here is a paper for guidelines for interpretation of sequence variants -- you need access to Genetics in Medicine journal:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Standards+and+guidelines+for+th...
By Steve
03 Apr 2015 @ 10:18am
This past weekend was the first Iowa City Hackathon, expertly pulled together by dev/iowa and the local tech community. I had the pleasure of quickly stopping in for a few hours on Saturday and I can say I felt the event was a great success and hope it turns into an annual occurrence.