Valentine Lab hosts a DMREF Hack-a-thon
DMREF team for Living Biotic-Abiotic Materials with Temporally Programmable Actuation met to develop high throughput analysis approaches for material characterization

The Valentine Lab hosted a 3-day hack-a-thon to develop software and analysis approaches to characterize living biotic-abiotic materials with temporally programmable actuation. Faculty and trainees from UC Santa Barbara, the University of San Diego, Syracuse University, and Rochester Institute of Technology participated as part of our NSF-sponsored DMREF award.

Our hackathon platform supports training in data science, FAIR standards, and common frameworks for describing and disseminating materials innovations to accelerate and democratize materials discovery and optimization.
