"Pat, why do you carry that ridiculous 600mm lens on long hikes?"

Buddy, I can see mountains reflected in the eyes of a trailside pika.

What embryo selection can’t do (yet) - excellent read by @nayafia.bsky.social open.substack.com/pub/nayafia/...

Oh no tagged the wrong @cate.bsky.social 🫣

Wahoo - thank you for sharing! And yes published it open access

Over coffee and bagels, @catehall.bsky.social asked me: where’s the fundraising handbook that guides scientists through how the game actually works? Not the sanitized Twitter version.

Didn't have one, so I wrote it with Rachel Katz. asterainstitute.substack.com/p/inside-bas...

Made 65+ angel investments over the past 10 yrs. Last year, I tried something new: Broadway.

Invested in Suffs (6 Tony noms, 2 wins). would recommend, v fun. blog.andreacoravos.com/angel-invest...

Everyone in tech wants to 'invest in the future 🚀'
But many forget that the future gets imagined first through storytelling.

@linda.bsky.social intro'd me to investing in films- didn't know that was possible. I wrote a guide to close that knowledge gap: blog.andreacoravos.com/angel-invest...

A recent paper featuring DCRI staff members Ethan Fricklas, Tracy Tubb, and former DCRI Chief Science & Digital Officer Eric Perakslis PhD, says a unique regulatory decision framework could ensure proper AI-driven improvements in health care and biopharma: ai.jmir.org/2025/1/e57421/

#MedSky #AI

Published a guide for founding teams selling software into pharma and biotech for the first time – “The Early-Stage GTM Handbook” via the Astera Institute with Abby DeVito and Shu Hu asterainstitute.substack.com/p/the-pharma...

With the gift of time, Brian Takeo Smith and I are dusting off the archives from our seven-chapter Harvard neurotech IP, including a mix of published & unpublished notes

Sharing our little known origin story, which started years before founding HumanFirst
blog.andreacoravos.com/the-neurotec...

Also it feels SO good to get back to writing.

First post I've published on my blog since... 2018. New era.

After years of company building, my sabbatical is finally allowing me to dust off my unpublished archives.

Finished up a piece on neurotech that I began in grad school—its questions about brain plasticity and neurorights feel more urgent than ever

blog.andreacoravos.com/evolution-of...

It feels like a magical time to be alive, and I love seeing not only the demos but the context of how people are incorporating these tools. It's so fun right now.

For the past few weeks a few friends have hopped on a zoom to share demos of stuff they've built with AI.

Ranges from poetry, to YA novels, and Will Patrick's made a slew of amazing demos from a financial model for his board mtg to a cartoon book for his son. willpatrick.xyz/technology/2...

"We can't fix what we can't measure." A conversation with
Dave and me on how sensor tech is revolutionizing clinical trials and enabling earlier disease detection.

Novel data collection is sparking a scientific paradigm shift. innovationlabs.harvard.edu/articles/hum... @harvard.edu

What these nihilistic vandals are doing to dismantle science & medicine—generations of expertise & public service & life improving benefits—is cultural revolution level national self harm. No foreign foe could inflict such brutal damage & senseless suffering on US so fast & effectively & unresisted.

👋👋

I had to look up if this was AI generated or not — and I’m so happy to learn of its Wikipedia page and that it’s real!!!

oh hello, it's been a while.

set up and tinkered with cursorAI until 4:30am last night, and i swear to god it feels like magic

i'm back 👾
i missed those green dots.

Don’t invite me to your Super Bowl party if this isn’t the vibe

My new favourite grey heron flyby pic, from a south London park.
#birds #londonbirds #greyheron

Beautiful, wow h/t @johnrweldon.bsky.social

Jay on Bluesky: We've been scaling up. There's been about a million people joining a day for the past week

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