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This week in Bits in Bio 2024/03/25
This week saw many announcements from NVidia coming from its GTC conference, the Baker lab used RFDiffusion to design antibodies, and the CZI created an AI advisory board with some heavy hitters.
This week in TechBio 2024/03/18
Arc Institute and Instadeep announce two new models for nucleic acid data (ExoGRU and SegmentNT), a new drug is approved for MASH with an ASO1 likely to become a second approval, ZephyrAI raises a $111m series A, and hospitals are still won...
This week in TechBio 2024/03/11
This week saw the release of RoseTTAFold All-Atom paper, as well as the associated code. There were also startup headlines in the AI x medtech space (PreemtiveAI, Overjet, and Roche). Insilico Medicine also published a paper about its first...
How to Become a Product Manager in Life Sciences
In a recent Bits in Bio event, experienced product managers in the field of life sciences shared their experiences and advice. The panelists included Grace Tharmarajah, Jack Morel, Mace Cheng and Masaki Yamada, with Vega Shah as the moderat...
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Founder of Sphinx Bio (https://sphinxbio.com) | Creator of Bits in Bio (https://bitsinbio.org)
Data Scientist in Biotech
Computational Biologist working on applying new computational methods to old biology
I work as a product strategist in the biotech software industry. I like to read about novel discoveries, observe market trends, and dream about the future
Realizing a renaissance at the intersection of technology and biology.
Digital Health Operator
Computational Biologist working on applying new computational methods to old biology
Computational Biologist working on applying new computational methods to old biology
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