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Exploring the bold ideas, breakthrough technologies, and visionary people reshaping the future of AI and medicine.
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every 34 days
Average audio length:
21 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
8 episodes
since Aug. 21, 2025
episodic
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In this episode of TechBio Talks, host Najat Khan, PhD, CEO and President of Recursion, talks to Dr. Morgan Cheatham, Partner and Head of Healthcare and Life Sciences at Breyer Capital, about how artificial intelligence and clinical data are converging to transform the measurement of human physiolo…
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Recursion CEO and President Najat Khan talks to award-winning journalist, filmmaker, podcaster, and co-founder of Stand Up to Cancer, Katie Couric about their personal motivations; the current state of AI drug discovery; and exciting proof points like Recursion’s potential first-in-disease treatmen…
In this episode of TechBio Talks, host Najat Khan, PhD, incoming CEO and President of Recursion, talks to Amy Abernethy, MD, PhD, cofounder of Highlander Health, about how structured, analyzable, real-world data is transforming healthcare and medicine.
Amy is a physician, innovator, and executive w…
The third episode of TechBio Talks features host Chris Gibson in conversation with leading AI investor Nathan Benaich of Air Street Capital. Learn about the evolving landscape of AI in drug discovery, the biggest trends identified in Nathan’s new State of AI Report, and what AI investors are lookin…
In the second episode of TechBio Talks, host Chris Gibson talks to Anne Carpenter, Institute Scientist and Imaging Platform Senior Director at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, a pioneer in image-based profiling, who played a key role in Recursion’s origin story.
Anne talks about her early …
In the first episode of TechBio Talks, host Najat Khan talks to Regina Barzilay -- Distinguished Professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and AI faculty lead at MIT Jameel Clinic, MacArthur “Genius Grant” recipient and member of the National Academies of Medicine and Engineering.
Regina…
A sneak peek at the first episode of TechBio Talks -- host Najat Khan sits down with MIT Distinguished Professor & leading AI researcher Regina Barzilay for a fascinating conversation about the new AI technologies that are transforming healthcare.
TechBio Talks hosts Chris Gibson, co-founder and CEO of Recursion, and Najat Khan, chief R&D and chief commercial officer of Recursion, share what to expect from the podcast and why you should tune in!
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