Ali Khademhosseini
@khademh
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Founder; Academic entrepreneur; Using AI to change the world, @MIT Ph.D.; x-Prof @Harvard/UCLA; x-CEO at TIBI; x-Scientist @Amazon
Los Angeles, CA
Joined September 2009
Al: The new frontier in scientific exploration. https://t.co/x7JxRA9GwN @khademh
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Dr. Ali Khademhosseini’s story is bold, thoughtful, and packed with less... https://t.co/SX69UK2cTT via @YouTube
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Check out my talk with Amir Golshani: Printing Organs, Rethinking Meat & Betting on AI https://t.co/wzH8HhVydm via @YouTube
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Thanks @HKUniversity for the post! Hope our #3Dsemiconductor technology can find potential applications in energy efficient computing, neuroscience research and medicine.
Congratulations to University of Hong Kong Professor Shiming Zhang (@jluoled), whose groundbreaking research on 3D semiconductors just landed on the cover of @ScienceMagazine! A century after Julius Edgar Lilienfeld’s invention of the transistor in 1925, the building blocks of
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Great work by my ex postdoc @jluoled who is now the leader in hydrogel conductors.
New on Science Cover @ScienceMagazine today! We report a hydrogel semiconductor with record-high modulation thickness up to millimeter scales while maintaining a high switching on/off ratio.
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Pharma is pivoting toward preventive medicine as GLP-1 receptor agonists (drugs like Ozempic) show promise not just for obesity and diabetes but potentially for slowing aging itself. Recent evidence suggests these drugs also benefit heart, kidney, liver, and even brain health.
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What's at risk when federal research funding to universities is cut | 60... https://t.co/XeDhsLlnfj via @YouTube
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“We are truly putting the brakes on scientific innovation in this country at a time when our ostensible adversary, China, is going faster and faster and faster,” says Harvard scientist Don Ingber. “If we can’t be the leader, we’re going to be the follower.”
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The Expertise Gap: Why Technical Backgrounds Matter in Government Only 3% of U.S. state legislators have science, engineering, or healthcare backgrounds—a stunning decline from 4% just one year ago. Of 7,523 state legislators, only 231 bring technical expertise to policymaking,
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China and the U.S. are taking sharply different paths on science and innovation. China has ramped up its R&D spending by nearly 10% year-over-year, reaching almost $600 billion, according to Nature and Reuters. Beijing is pouring funds into AI, quantum, and biotech while
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MIT engineers have developed a programmable drug-delivery patch that promotes healing and blood vessel regrowth after a heart attack. The patch contains microparticles made from PLGA polymers, each programmed to release drugs at specific times — days 1–3 (Neuregulin-1 to prevent
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Is AI a bubble? Coatue Management — the $54 B hedge fund led by Philippe Laffont — just released a landmark report analyzing 30 financial bubbles across four centuries. Their verdict: AI is not a bubble, but the early phase of a new industrial revolution. Key Insights from
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1X’s new humanoid robot, NEO, is officially hitting the market. For the first time, consumers can buy a general-purpose home robot — not just see demos from research labs or tech expos. Priced around $20,000, NEO can perform household chores like organizing, fetching, and
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Nike has just unveiled Project Amplify, the world’s first powered footwear system designed to help runners and walkers move faster and farther with less effort. Built with motion algorithms from the Nike Sport Research Lab and robotics from Dephy, the system combines a
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