ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Cantos analysts Amee and Andrew dive into their top predictions for what deep tech might see in 2022.
Shownotes:
- Our 2022 predictions blog post
- Trailblazer's List by Mina Fahmi: https://trailblazerlist.xyz/
- Loonshots by Safi Bahcall
- Speed & Scale by John Doerr
- New funding models in biotech
- Nuclear energy blog post
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