

#123, Decoding Immune Cell Behavior to Transform Treatment Discovery with Gregory Vladimer from Graph Therapeutics
The intersection of AI and immunology is revolutionizing how we understand and treat complex immune disorders. In this episode of the AWS Health Innovation Podcast, Mike Tarselli, Specialist Leader for HCLS Data & AI, explores the future of precision immunology with Gregory Vladimer, Scientific Co-Founder & CEO of Graph Therapeutics. Graph's innovative approach combines AI-powered analysis with patient cell behavior to develop targeted therapies for millions affected by immune-mediated diseases.
- How does one transition from immunology research to leading a TechBio company?
- Gregory Vladimer's evolution from bench scientist to CEO reflects the changing landscape of drug discovery leadership, where deep scientific expertise meets technological innovation.
- What distinguishes TechBio 3.0 from earlier approaches?
- Modern TechBio companies like Graph represent a more sophisticated model, combining specialized domain knowledge with strategic tech partnerships to enhance drug discovery capabilities.
- How does Graph's approach to precision medicine differ?
- By leveraging functional perturbation modeling and multi-omics data analysis, Graph applies precision oncology principles to decode and treat complex immune conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn's disease.
- What role does AI play in Graph's drug discovery platform?
- Advanced machine learning systems analyze complex biological data across multiple endpoints, while maintaining scientific rigor through human-in-the-loop validation processes.
- What's the long-term vision for immune disease treatment?
- Graph focuses on building predictive disease models and a comprehensive target generation engine, prioritizing curative potential over rapid commercialization.
Learn more about Graph Therapeutics at https://graphtx.com/
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