Liveware
Alex TelfordI write about the science and business of living things: the biotech industry, drug discovery, biology, medicine, consciousness, intelligence (artificial and natural), and natural philosophy. Mostly I write about the biotech industry.
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Biology and biopharma enthusiast. You can also find me on Twitter (@Atelfo) and on my personal website (atelfo.github.io)
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