AI for Science 社区秋季活动：生物创始人沙龙、Claude 社区生命科学 Hack 与旧金山峰会

Hi Everyone,

We’ve got an exciting fall ahead with our next salon style dinner, hack, and summit!

• AI for Bio Founders: Why hasn’t AI cured cancer yet? with Dr. eMalick Njie of Ecotone.ai (Oct 14th)

• Physical AI for Life Sciences Hack with Claude Community (Oct 24-25)

• Physical AI for Science Summit in SF | Why hasn’t AI cured cancer or designed room-temperature superconductors yet? (Dec 5)

More below.

1. AI for Bio Founders: Why hasn’t AI cured cancer yet? with Dr. eMalick Njie of Ecotone.ai (Oct 14)

​Meanwhile, people are being asked to accept data centers in their communities and AI tools they never requested. So a reasonable question is emerging: where is the AI that actually changes my life?

​Away from much of the spotlight, researchers are applying frontier AI to cancer, genetic disease, drug discovery, and other problems medicine has struggled with for decades.

​Maybe the problem isn’t that useful AI doesn’t exist. Maybe we’re paying attention to the wrong AI.

Join us for this salon style discussion and family style dinner.

​Who this is for

​Scientists, researchers, and technical founders interested in the intersection of ML + bio.

​Agenda

• ​6:30p-7:00p Arrive, mix + mingle

• ​7:00p-7:15p - Intros

• ​7:15p-8:30p - Dinner and discussion

• ​8:30p-9:00p - Connect and wrap

​Salon Background

​Dr. eMalick G. Njie hosts “AI In Service Of” salons that bring people together to look beyond the immediate AI conversation and explore the rapidly changing relationship between AI and people. Held in Hawaii, San Francisco, and New York City over the past three years, the salons foster a community that is curious, inquisitive, and unafraid to have fun while asking big questions.

​Thank you to our event partners

• ​Ecotone AI is building genetic mechanisms to solve the Grand Challenge of curing 10,000 rare diseases.

• ​Fifty Years is a pre-seed and seed focused VC firm. They back founders using technology to solve the world’s biggest problems.

• ​Columbia Venture Community (CVC) is a global network of 6,000+ Columbia alumni, students, and staff focused on entrepreneurship and innovation, founded in 2006.

• ​Worldwide Studios hosts summits, hacks, and workshops to help engineers, scientists, and professionals build with the latest in AI, hardware, and applied sciences. We’re an education non-profit.

Learn more and RSVP Here

2. Physical AI for Life Sciences Hack with Claude Community (Oct 24-25)

This hack, we’re headed back to Studio 45 for a hardware focused hack and build weekend in partnership with Claude Community, BioKEA and other partners. One track will be sample prep for the environmental workcell that BioKEA is designing. A second track will focus on robotics and instrumentation, and there’s an open track.

Learn more and RSVP Here

3. Physical AI for Science Summit in SF (Dec 5)

Why hasn’t AI cured cancer or designed room-temperature superconductors yet?

The summer summit went so well, with sold out tickets and 20 speakers that we’re running it back! This time it will be a one day summit focused on bottlenecks in scientific workflows, from computational limits, to data constraints, gaps in hardware and instrumentation, and more.

Talks will cover life sciences, chemistry, and materials science. And the day will wrap with hands on 2hr workshops.

This SF event will bring together 100+ scientists, engineers, and founders to explore these questions.

Early bird tickets are 40% off through Oct 31st and on sale now.
All proceeds go to running a free AI for Science Fellowship for the community.

Get your early bird ticket here

See you at a future meetup,

Michael

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