"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/...

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Smith and I are dusting off the archives from our seven-chapter Harvard neurotech IP, including a mix of published & unpublished notes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

After years of company building, my sabbatical is finally allowing me to dust off my unpublished archives.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

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.

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

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

We love links because we love the open web

Feeding the ravens! They love cashews.