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Heads up: terraforming Mars isn’t just sci-fi, it’s a real possibility that’s possible with today’s technology. Mars could be green in MY lifetime. 🚀 🌼 What’s stopping us? We need a lot more real research into how to do it right. Don’t nuke Mars! 👇

I'll be in the Bay Area from the 1st to the 8th of July, and New York from the 9th to the 12th. DM me if want to meet about my biotech venture (Etheros; enzyme mimetics for inflammation / neurodegeneration) or the R&D productivity work.

This is just the beginning Power to the people

the fastest way to improve your product is to put it in front of real users let them play with it and break it every bug they find is a shortcut to a better version dont be too precious about your time  ship  learn  repeat

We’re investigating possible biomarkers for SARS-CoV- 2 viral persistence! ✨ Here’s our founder Rohan Dixit having his blood drawn by a mobile phlebotomist, as we run our biomarkers through a trial run. 🩸 A definitive biomarker to show whether or not the SARS-CoV-2 virus is still

"Ai will discover new Science" - Sam Altman Short Academia. Long AI Science. Great pod.

met my best founder friend james sinka - Boston & SF this week, we go back 6 years and did YC W19 together he gifted me a 0€ bill with “the value of our YC startups” YC friendships survive any company shutdown

“9 gov grants rejected. Most places turned me down. Only dumb luck got us funded.” At #DeSciBerlin, Ed Boyden posed a bold question to every scientist, founder and builder in the room: Can we engineer serendipity? This talk was something else 🧵👇

Bullish stem cells

Any must attend events for SF deep tech week?

.Cal.com has the best swag. Peer Richelsen — oss/acc as the gangster master of the time

do more bold science like this

I learned so much from Ed Boyden 's talk at DeSci Berlin Below is a good summary of why his work matters, and what the future of neuroscience could look like if we really pushed hard

Cognitive offloading is good, actually

Hi zack chiang check this out for some thoughts on the causes of Eroom's Law (the inverse of Moore's Law which held for biopharma R&D productivity from 1950 to 2010) Dwarkesh Patel george church. Diagnosing the decline in pharmaceutical R&D efficiency. Nat Rev Drug Discov 11, 191–200

That’s us haha, just equipment testing!!

Overheard in SF This guy has his company acquired & then all his rich billionaire friends gave him a bunch of money & now he's building robots Sounds about right