In our “Riffyn Spotlights” blog series, we’re giving you the chance to get to know the people of Riffyn that make our mission real. Today, we talk with Director of Marketing Stephanie Yeung about her background in forensic science research, her best tips on working from home, and her past life as CEO of a fashion company. Please note that answers have been edited for clarity.
In November, we partnered with the Alameda Food Bank, a local non-profit that has been providing food to Alameda residents in need for over 40 years. Together, Riffyn employees raised $3408.83 (over our $3000 goal!) for the food bank. And this month, we partnered with CityTeam Oakland, collecting school supplies, toys, clothing, and $1000 worth of gift cards for two local families.
In our “Riffyn Spotlights” blog series, we’re giving you the chance to get to know the people of Riffyn that make our mission real. Today, we talk with Marketing Communications Specialist Embriette Hyde about her past as a microbiome researcher, why she decided to become a writer, and why she thinks we need to live serve rather than be served. Please note that answers have been edited for clarity.
Since we love data, we dived into our content analytics to learn about topics that you love to read — and those you don’t. Using Google Analytics, we determined our 5 most popular blog posts of all time. We welcome you to take a walk down memory lane and visit (or revisit) our most popular articles of all time!
In our “Riffyn Spotlights” blog series, we’re giving you the chance to get to know the people of Riffyn that make our mission real. Today, we talk with Associate Director of Education De Anna Allen about her passion for education, how Riffyn appealed to her as a maker, and her hope for the future. Please note that answers have been edited for clarity.
Riffyn CEO Tim Gardner will join a JMP-hosted panel discussion featuring analysts from many different fields who are maximizing data and their analytics expertise to make the world a better place.
Check out this eventWhen you toil tirelessly in the lab, accumulating data and making observations, your goal is to organize that information into a literal picture — a graph, a table, an image — that helps broaden our understanding of the world hidden in the sea of information you’ve gathered. On Riffyn’s Gallery of Analytics, we proudly showcase these works of scientific art — and they truly are art, as they are not only beautiful, often colorful depictions of information; they are also the product of the tireless pursuit of truth by our customers.
In our “Riffyn Spotlights” blog series, we’re giving you the chance to get to know the people of Riffyn that make our mission real. Today, we talk with Operations and Recruitment Lead Midnight Wilkinson about her passion to help others, how she keeps Riffyn up and running, and why we need to eliminate “isms.” Please note that answers have been edited for clarity.
While the industrial applications of fermentation continue to grow, underlying challenges to scaling up this fundamental process still remain. At the core of this lies a common challenge: a reliance on manual data collection and paper forms and notebooks, ad hoc process and parameter documentation, Excel spreadsheets with multiple versions that are difficult to track, inflexible ELNs and LIMs, and disparate data files from multiple instruments that are difficult to impossible to format and contextualize for statistical analysis. But there's hope: here's how a digital backbone can transform industrial fermentation.
Novozymes delivers four break-through biofuels products to market in half the normal development time with transformative digital infrastructure.
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