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I just finished reviewing 18 grant proposals across two different funding organizations, one public one private. And I have three journal peer review requests sitting in my inbox I need to get to.1
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Arjun Krishnan (lab, Bluesky), is a biomedical informatics researcher and co-director of PhD training programs at the University of Colorado Anschutz, has published a pair of complementary pieces that articulate something I’ve been thinking...
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VP (Pete) Nagraj is a long time friend, colleague, and collaborator, and is the author of this post. Pete and I have co-authored over a dozen publications, and have taught several graduate courses in data science together. Pete leads the he...
Weekly Recap (February 13, 2026)
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I write about the co-evolution of technology and public policy and how that is shaping society and humanity. Big fan of biotech + AI. Sci-fi nerd. Wrote a few novels in the space.
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