Nick Edwards (@nick___edwards) 's Twitter Profile
Nick Edwards

@nick___edwards

Autonomous science. Founder and CEO @readysetpotato. Former neuro at Brown, NIH, UCSD.

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Convergent Research (@convergent_fros) 's Twitter Profile Photo

we made a map! gap-map.org is a tool we built to help you explore the landscape of R&D gaps holding back science - and the bridge-scale fundamental development efforts that might allow humanity to solve them, across almost two dozen fields

we made a map!

gap-map.org is a tool we built to help you explore the landscape of R&D gaps holding back science - and the bridge-scale fundamental development efforts that might allow humanity to solve them, across almost two dozen fields
Draper Associates (@drapervc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We just led the $4.5M seed round of Potato 🥔 Autonomous AI scientists will 10x the pace of life sciences research - and ultimately redefine how world-changing discoveries occur. Potato’s agents don’t just assist researchers. They also can BE the researchers. → They

We just led the $4.5M seed round of <a href="/readysetpotato/">Potato</a> 🥔 Autonomous AI scientists will 10x the pace of life sciences research - and ultimately redefine how world-changing discoveries occur.

Potato’s agents don’t just assist researchers.
They also can BE the researchers.

→ They
John Cumbers (@johncumbers) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Potato CEO and co-founder Nick Edwards Nick Edwards , PhD took the #SynBioBeta stage to share his vision of “closed-loop science”—a system where AI agents generate hypotheses, plan and execute experiments, analyze the results, and iterate faster than human researchers ever

Potato CEO and co-founder Nick Edwards <a href="/Nick___Edwards/">Nick Edwards</a> , PhD took the #SynBioBeta stage to share his vision of “closed-loop science”—a system where AI agents generate hypotheses, plan and execute experiments, analyze the results, and iterate faster than human researchers ever
Lux Capital (@lux_capital) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/ We're dedicating $100M to support American scientists facing funding cuts through the Lux Science Helpline, an expansion of our Lux Labs program. To compete in the future, innovation must be funded đź§Şđź’ˇ

1/ We're dedicating $100M to support American scientists facing funding cuts through the Lux Science Helpline, an expansion of our Lux Labs program. To compete in the future, innovation must be funded đź§Şđź’ˇ
Stanford HAI (@stanfordhai) 's Twitter Profile Photo

While AI agents promise to streamline everyday tasks like payments and flight reservations, another use case is emerging: Simulating human attitudes and behaviors could enable researchers to test interventions and theories and gain real-world insights. stanford.io/4dJDd5U

While AI agents promise to streamline everyday tasks like payments and flight reservations, another use case is emerging: Simulating human attitudes and behaviors could enable researchers to test interventions and theories and gain real-world insights. stanford.io/4dJDd5U
Jake Wintermute 🧬/acc (@synbio1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

owl (in SF june 16th-27th) Jessica Sacher, PhD Potato is solving hard problems of translating tacit knowledge human-to-human and human-to-machine Its hard to explain why this is valuable because tacit knowledge always seems trivial when you have it

Kenny Workman (@kenbwork) 's Twitter Profile Photo

the concrete short term benefits of language models in biotech are not in molecular prediction tasks, but in ingesting papers, metadata and tacit context to perform rote human labor with greater accuracy and consistency