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Tony Kulesa: The founder revolution in biotech

Oct 25, 2021

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Introduction

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I'm a Physicist and I've Always Loved Science and Technology

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The Life Sciences, You Know?

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I'd Like to Have My Tea as a Grassstudent as Well, Ando Ike

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What Makes Byo Harder?

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A W S or a Contract Research Organization?

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I'll Take All Night to Make a Human Faston

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Crisper Technology

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How Do You Think That's a Game Changer?

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Machine Learning and Machine Learning

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Alpfold

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The Most Important Uses of a Machine Learning Tool?

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Is It the Next Generation of Biologists or the Wet Scientist?

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Biota Companies

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Are We Succeeding in That Culture?

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The Deepest Secret Behind Tyler's Success

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I Think It's Incredibly Powerful, Completely.

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Tony Kulesa is one of the founders of Petri, a new approach for funding formation stage startups at the intersection of biology and engineering. We spend a lot of this conversation talking about why there is such an explosion of activity in biotech entrepreneurship today and why new models for supporting and financing founders are needed. Regular readers of the Thoughts in Between newsletter may also remember that we recently discussed Tony’s excellent essay on Tyler Cowen’ and talent curation. We jump into this topic towards the end of this episode.

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