The Magic of Multidimensional Experiments

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The Next Experiment

7 episodes

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It's vital that we make progress in biology. Yet today, understanding complex living systems is hard. But does it have to be? We're Markus and Phil, a biologist and a statistician. We created this podcast for anyone who believes that there might be a better way. Together, we'll discuss the best experiments to cut through biological complexity. Join us to explore the shape of the next experiment.

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The Magic of Multidimensional Experiments – Part 2

The Next Experiment

26 minutes 44 seconds

11 months ago

The Magic of Multidimensional Experiments – Part 2

In this episode, we delve into Markus’ experiences with doing multidimensional biological experiments manually—from the exhilarating progress he made, to the definitive results he produced.

Plus, we touch on how automation can scale multidimensional experimentation, and when is the right time to bring it into the mix.

Conversation highlights

00:00 - Introduction
01:24 - Markus’ early manual, multidimensional experiments, and their definitive results
06:07 - The overwhelming number of combinations you explore in biology vs chemistry
11:39 - What happens when you don’t use multidimensional methods
20:37 - When you should automate multidimensional experiments
23:02 - The exciting, uncharted territory that automation brings