Getting Information from Biology Should Be So Hard - with MIT's Charles Fracchia, Founder for BioBright

With a burning desire to combine his passions for digital fabrication, biology and computer science, Charles Fracchia came to MIT and Harvard eager to learn. Going to "bio to bits" (gleaning meaningful information from biological data) is something that Charles had never had an opportunity to do at such a high level, and he had high expectations.

"I thought: Oh, surely, I'm coming to these awesome labs here in Boston… I'm sure I'll come in and have an awesome dashboard to work with, like the movie Iron Man. I'll have my cell growth rate here, heart rate here… you know… something fantastic."As it turns out, the technology some of the best labs are using to extract data from biology has – at least in some respects – stayed the safe for half a century. Charles was shocked "Then I'd get this blank look like… well… here's your notebook and your timer."

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