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This week, my X feed exploded with news that Anthropic had released hardware standards that allow AI agents to operate lab equipment directly. Their new “Model Hardware Standard” or MHS, built in collaboration with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, allows an LLM to operate microscopes, liquid ha…

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On this show, we’ve talked a lot about gene editors. These are little molecular machines derived from or inspired by the Nobel-prize winning CRISPR system that put gene editing on the radar of the general public. Once these editors get into a cell, they can cut out DNA, change the DNA sequence, ins…
Most longevity talk is still stuck within two bad schools of thought. On one side, weak-sauce incrementalism: supplements, vibes and tiny effect sizes. On the other, immortality rhetoric that asks you to throw out the data altogether. Joe Betts-LaCroix has very little patience for either. He’s the …
Plenty of people will tell you AI is about to design our drugs. Alex Zhavoronkov already has. His company’s lead candidate, rentosertib, is the first drug with both its biological target and its molecule discovered by generative AI to post real Phase 2 results in humans. That gap, between the pitch…
Many of science’s most important projects fall through the cracks between academia and industry. These are the foundational tools that could accelerate entire fields, and yet don’t fit neatly into a PhD thesis or a venture-backed startup. And to humanity’s credit, there has been growing interest in…
Parag Mallick is a Stanford Professor and Chief Scientist at Nautilus Biotechnology, a publicly traded biotech company. He’s also a professional magician and circus performer, which might sound random until you realize that his company does the closest thing to proteomics magic I’ve ever seen. The …
The future of human biology isn’t about better animal models - it’s about building human organs on chips that think like the body does. Don Ingber, founding director of Harvard’s Wyss Institute, has one of the most unconventional origin stories in the field. In 1975, as a Yale undergrad, he took a …
This week, I sat down with Shelby Newsad, Partner at Compound VC, to break down what makes a great biotech investment and why so many platform stories fall short. Shelby lays out a playbook forged across therapeutics, diagnostics, and lab automation. We dive into why mechanistic understanding predi…
What happens when the man who launched commercial spaceflight decides humanity needs to stop aging? Peter Diamandis is building the infrastructure to tackle aging. He founded the XPRIZE Foundation, created Singularity University with Larry Page and Ray Kurzweil, and wrote the playbook on exponentia…
What happens when one of the world’s leading neurosurgeons steps away from the operating room to become a first-time founder? Dr. Theodore Schwartz pioneered minimally invasive brain surgery going through the nose and eyelid instead of opening the skull. He’s published over 200 papers, written a be…
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