Bringing the predictive power of AI to #healthcare. Really interesting insight by Zach Winn v/ Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) #AI #ML #BigData #HealthTech cc Sen. Sally Eaves Dr. ir Johannes Drooghaag (JD) #BYOC! 🕊 Neville Gaunt 💡💡💡 Tony Moroney Franco Ronconi 🇮🇹 Dr. Fauzia I. Abro Mario Nicolas Babin Harold Sinnott 🇺🇸 news.mit.edu/2020/closedloo…

“The core product we have today is a simple idea: It allows our customers to have a complete visual record of any space, indoor or outdoor, so they can see what’s there from anywhere at any point in time,” says OpenSpace cofounder and CEO Jeevan Kalanithi SM ’07. Zach Winn

Check out this article by Zach Winn about our co-founder and CEO, Ben Zeskind. They discuss Ben’s journey from #MIT to #biotech entrepreneur, and how we’re developing medicines engineered with our #DiseaseCancellingTechnology. Read here: bit.ly/2J0TSrq

Investors take notice! Oklo is proving the startup model can work for advanced #nuclear companies

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Cooling homes without warming the planet bit.ly/2PzfVZq by Zach Winn via Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) News Office #energytransition #efficiency #aircondition transaera cc Sergio_Raguso 🌐 Mario Baskaran Ambalavanan Nige Roberts-Willson Eveline Ruehlin Trevor Lloyd-Jones Susan HayesCulleton CFA Tony Moroney Tarak H. Rindani

Great writeup by Zach Winn Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) on the power of #ultrasound for #drugdelivery and how Suono Bio might enable the use of #nucleicacids and #DNA and #RNA drugs more broadly. #IBD news.mit.edu/2021/suono-bio…

Quaise Energy is seeking to transform the world's energy systems by creating a new kind of #geothermal well made from the deepest holes on earth news.mit.edu/2022/quaise-en…

RIP Cormac McCarthy, a truly great American novelist whose books are inaccessible and grim and beautiful

Noya [ Noya ] has developed low-power, modular units that can be combined to create facilities for removing millions of tons of CO2 from the atmosphere. By Zach Winn via Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) news.mit.edu/2023/mit-start…

Love that OpenAI , which built a business from scraping the entire internet without anyone's permission, is now mad at DeepSeek for using its model to train. Terms of service matter again!

We are in an energy race with China and Department of Government Efficiency is cutting critical funding from the Department of Energy. How many US energy companies would exist today if this had taken place a few decades ago? Would Tesla exist?

There were 210 new drugs approved by the FDA between 2010 and 2016. Every single one was associated with NIH-funded research. This is what Trump, Elon, and the DOGE bros decided to try to destroy. They'll destroy medical progress so nobody will ever announce their pronouns.

China says that it’s building 10 new nuclear reactors at very low cost. Meanwhile the US is gutting the federal Energy Department offices that could oversee a similar scale-up here.

Plant Vogtle is only possible because the Loan Programs Office provided consistent financing to it — including a crucial $3B loan guarantee from the first Trump administration that ensured the project’s completion. DOGE is now hollowing out the Loan Programs Office for no reason.

The The All-In Podcast celebrated Trump's "staple a green card to every degree" pledge more than any other statement over the last eight months. When he starts doing the exact opposite, they simply don't acknowledge it. Chamath Palihapitiya @jason Most dissapointed in david friedberg

"Academic research groups and startups are essential drivers of scientific progress. But some projects, like the Hubble Space Telescope or the Human Genome Project, are too big for any one academic lab or loose consortium. They’re also not immediately profitable enough for

Co-founded by an MIT alumna, the Advanced Silicon Group has developed a handheld system that measures protein concentrations in just minutes. The tool could make drug development and manufacturing much faster and less costly. news.mit.edu/2025/startup-b…

Our co-founders Cameron McCord and Jason Hoch met their first week at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). After raising a $75M Series B led by Sequoia Capital, they returned to share their story. Since MIT, Cameron and Jason have lived at the intersection of defense, hardware, and software – at the U.S. Navy,

Foundation Alloy creates high-performance metals using a novel process that doesn’t rely on melting raw materials. The MIT alumni behind the company say its alloys can be made twice as strong as traditional metals with 10 times faster product development. news.mit.edu/2025/new-platf…