Thank you for bringing this energy

If you've thought about working cloning into undergrad research or summer projects or teaching labs or your iGEM @igemhq.bsky.social team but it feels like an uphill battle getting everyone up to speed, keeping them on the same page, and having them work productively as a unit – consider CC!

If you're in the early stages of starting a lab (hang in there!!) this is a great time to start off on the right foot with a highly organized system that will make sure as little as possible slips through the cracks and take a lot of cognitive load off your team.

If you're an experienced cloner wanting to track your dozens of constructs-in-progress – or manage your thousands of physical samples – or start accumulating data to back up (or overturn!) all the hunches about how to do it best that you've developed over the years – try CC!

I have been teasing this paper for years now and am so excited it's in a place to broadly share.

Besides the paper itself, you can find out more about CloneCoordinate's features and mission at clonecoordinate.org. But here's a quick pitch! 🧵