Welcome to episode Nr. 7 of the DeSci Podcast! In this episode, Tyler Golato, Co-founder and CSO of Molecule DAO joins us as we discuss the problems of scientific research and funding and necessary changes that need to be made in the way funding is done.  
We talk about the impact of decentralization in research, the requirements for allocating funds for research, and the future of Molecule and Bio-DAOs in general.  Tyler also shares his background in biochemistry, molecular biology, and oncology research, and how his experiences led him to Molecule.
We hope you enjoy this episode and you can go through any of the topics discussed in the Podcast using the timestamps below. 

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Timestamps:   

0:40 Background story of Tyler Golato.
01:16 What drove your interest in healthcare?
12:45 What is the argument that research can be carried out in a decentralized manner and why does it matter?
18:17 What is the level of domain expertise needed to allocate funds for high-quality research? 21:20 What problems of scientific research and funding do you think requires decentralization to solve?
25:52 What is your vision for the future of Molecule and Bio-DAOs?
31:24 What other changes do you think need to be made in the way funding works?
34:52 What do you think about incentives in DeSci?
40:16 How would you approach the problem of waiting governance?
45:03 How do you determine success and measure outcomes?
47:20 What would you say is the bull case and bear case for DeSci?
51:05 How to get involved.
52:17 Outro 

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If you want to join us on the show as a speaker or have guest ideas, please shoot us a mail at podcast@molecule.to  

Special thanks to:  
Alex LaBossiere (Host): https://twitter.com/adlabossiere
(Check Alex his own podcast here: https://open.spotify.com/show/7lf0G6SBTArFlJYuHlPPoy?si=adcfa5f7a82d4708)
Patrick Malone: https://twitter.com/GolatoTyler

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