Dare mighty things! @untillabs @stanford.
Joined November 2014
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Formidable team, formidable problem. Excited for @olshav & co
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@Dhruv_Sumathi and I made something :)
we’ve been filming the beauty of organ preservation research at @untillabs for a while now. it’s not an explainer or company video, it’s a window into how it feels to work on this problem from the inside.
Shoutout @FynnComerford for gorgeous shots and twitterless Carl for superconducting shenanigans
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Gonna be a good one. @satvik_93 never disappoints!
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If you ever get a chance to work with @AlexJColville consider yourself a very lucky individual
Two and a half years ago, my mom needed a liver transplant. Unfortunately despite preliminary but promising early evidence, liver transplant was still considered an experimental therapy for her condition. As a result of that and the fact that her liver condition typically results in a normal MELD score, she was unable to get a liver transplant in time before her condition progressed. She is still living with the horrible disease.
All of us DESERVE a world with organs available for those who need them. Furthermore, we all deserve the opportunity to have one way medical travel until cures are available. @untillabs is enabling this future.
They have one of the highest talent densities at a startup that I have ever witnessed. The team with @LauraDeming, @huntercoledavis, @FynnComerford, @johnbailey, @neurajohn, and so many other 🐐s. Couldn't be prouder to be an early investor through @age1vc.
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Series A secured. Come build technology indistinguishable from magic with us @untillabs
We’ve raised $100M+ to date, we are developing reversible cryopreservation for patients in need of donor organs, and we are hiring 🫀🎉🚀
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Cradle is now @untillabs, and we're growing fast.
If you or someone you know is ready for their next adventure and wants to join a fast-paced, team of biologists, physicists, and engineers looking to make technology indistinguishable from magic, reach out.
More updates soon
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There are few better places to be if you're an engineer or physicist that wants to contribute to human longevity
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We're hiring across the stack -- mechanical, electrical, software, molecular biology, microsurgery, etc.
jobs.lever.co/until
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It turns out that there is a lot of potential for nanoscience in cryo, but this comes with interesting constraints/challenges not well addressed in current academic literature. If you have a proven track record of creative nano-ideas, apply here:
jobs.lever.co/lorentz.bio/82…
@cradle_health We're building a pause button for biology.
If you want to join an early team working on some of the hardest problems in biology and engineering, I think you'll fit right in
cradle.xyz/careers
There are few places in the world for physicists and hardware engineers to have higher counterfactual impact than here, now
Come hunt white whales with us
jobs.lever.co/lorentz.bio/f2…
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Our Applied AI team at @RetroBio_ + some @OpenAI homies working together for a few month have created GPT4b-micro, a sequence-based model for, among other things, protein design!
First page of Dirac's 1931 magnetic monopole paper captures such a deep magic in the air for 20th century physics
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What (if any) papers like this in neurotechnology have been published in the last decade?
arxiv.org/abs/1306.5709
John Bailey retweeted
Traditional home care agencies enforce 4-6 hour minimums per visit which makes home care unaffordable for most (>$70k per year)
There’s a joke in the industry: “I (caregiver) finish everything in the first hour then we sit and stare at each other for the next 5 hours.”
Caregivers should focus on the most human, personal care tasks such as changing, bathing, incontinence, etc. In reality, this takes 1-2 hours per visit
Human caregiver experts + robot generalists will make home care much more affordable/accessible for everyone
We’re building the new way for older and disabled adults to age in their home. We’re focused on the human side by putting caregivers at the center for the most personal tasks and excited to work with Optimus + other humanoid robots once ready.
And we’re hiring 😃 DMs are open
