While most of us spent our early teens dealing with the drama of middle school, Daphne Koller was in Israel simultaneously completing high school and college. She was a computer science prodigy on the fast path to a career as a leading AI researcher, an entrepreneur, and now the Chief Computing Officer at Calico, a […]
New Tech Tonics Podcast: Amy Abernethy – Dosage, Disney & Data
If anyone can bridge the gap between technology and health, it just might be Amy Abernethy, oncologist and technologist, who has led the charge, first at Duke and now at Flatiron, for rethinking the way we collect and analyze clinical information. Born in Houston and raised by her mom in Orlando, Amy learned math by […]
New Tech Tonics Podcast: While Designing Clinic of The Future In New York, Joel Dudley Remains A Cheesehead At Heart
From the frozen tundra of Wisconsin, to the desert of Arizona, to the Eden that is Palo Alto, to his current home in the greatest city on earth, Joel Dudley has followed his interests and instincts to become a pioneer in the thoughtful application of data science to biology and medicine. In this episode of […]
New Tech Tonics Podcast – Jeff Reid: The Impassioned Pursuit Of Bad Music and Great Science
From tinkering with computers as a kid, to matriculating at Johns Hopkins while his peers were entering 11th grade, to his PhD in physics, to his current work at drug discovery at Regeneron, Jeff Reid has always embraced his inner nerd. Today, Jeff is head of genomics informatics at the Regeneron Genetics Center (RGC), which […]
New Tech Tonics Podcast: Euan Ashley, the Most Interesting Man in Silicon Valley
Jazz musician, cardiologist, geneticist, engineer, entrepreneur, referee of kids soccer: our guest today, Stanford’s Euan Ashley, does it all, and just might be the most interesting man in Silicon Valley. Scotsman by birth, doctor by destiny, and a technologist by choice, Euan has pursued an integrative career that merges medicine and data, and is a […]
New Tech Tonics Podcast: Speaking Healthcare in Spanish with Abner Mason
The U.S. healthcare system was designed primarily based on our understanding of the biological and social needs of white men. Of course, our current experience tells us that society is far more complex and that the system must recognize and respond to a diversity of gender, culture, language and other biopsychosocial factors to be truly […]
New Tech Tonics Episode: Diego Miralles and the Challenge of Innovation
Infectious disease physician, entrepreneur, and life-long innovator, Diego Miralles has pursued the frontiers of medicine on three continents, and in at least three distinct settings – academia, biotech startups, and the largest pharma company on earth, J&J. There, he founded both the J-Labs incubator and the J&J Innovation Network, which has offices around the world, […]
New Tech Tonics Episode: Taking the Plenge
For years, medical research seemed focused on understanding disease processes primarily through model organisms such as yeast, flies, and mice. Today’s guest, Merck’s Robert Plenge, offers the radical suggestion that, with the help of emerging technology, “humans serve as the best model organism for understanding human health and disease.” Robert, a physician-scientist, trained as a […]
TechTonics, the Podcast: New Show with Michelle Snyder
Announcing our 3rd edition of Tech Tonics, the Podcast, available now by clicking HERE, watching the player below or on iTunes. Today’s show features an interview with long-time digital health entrepreneur Michelle Snyder. Michelle is currently Chief Marketing Officer at Welltok, a company that works with health plans and other population health managers to guide […]