Riffyn Blog

Profiles

Riffyn Spotlights with George Randolph

Jun 1, 2020

Embriette Hyde

In our “Riffyn Spotlights” blog series, we’re giving you the chance to get to know the Riffyn team a bit better. In this installment, we talk with Solutions Engineer George Randolph about why technical sales is the perfect job for him, Riffyn’s sense of humor, and his obsession with Better Call Saul.

Announcements

Introducing the New Riffyn

May 9, 2020

Embriette Hyde

Riffyn began with the singular vision to create a better approach to scientific R&D. On Riffyn's 6th birthday, we are upgrading our brand to better communicate the exceptional impact we have had on our customers’ success, and the passion we have for our unique vision for a better path to scientific discovery. Our new identity better encompasses our immutable values, which underpin our success in marrying science and data science to transform the way science is done.

Announcements

Introducing Riffyn Nexus

May 9, 2020

Timothy Gardner

Our cloud-based Process Data System, formerly called Riffyn SDE, is now Riffyn Nexus. Since launch in 2016, it has since grown to fulfill our grand vision to be a hub of people, process, and data working together to build the future of science. As it grew, our original name seemed to fall short of the power and potential of this vision. Welcome to the future. Welcome to Riffyn Nexus.

Profiles

Riffyn Spotlights with Jess Dillard

May 7, 2020

Embriette Hyde

In our “Riffyn Spotlights” blog series, we’re giving you the chance to get to know the Riffyn team a bit better. In this installment, we talk with Senior Designer Jess Dillard about her expertise in content management and web design, her food prep blog, and her hopes for destigmatizing mental health issues. Please note that answers have been edited for clarity.

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Perspectives

GitHub for Science

Apr 30, 2020

Timothy Gardner

Designable process flows can serve as the source code for experiments and a foundation for a GitHub for science. In this post, we illustrate what we mean by “GitHub for Science” and how this could transform the way we advance scientific idea to manufactured products.