NIMI VASHI (bio/acc to infinity & beyond)
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Co-Founder @ Stealth Biotech. Scientist. Alum: @mskcancercenter @icgeb,Shipit @fdotinc. Mentor @IGEM, @tks. Cancer expert @bbcworld. Bio/Acc.
San Francisco, CA
Joined December 2009
Biotech needs to rebuild and disrupt a lot of legacy manufacturing companies with monopolies. Great opportunities in this space.
People wonder why Biotech is so hard.Can you imagine trying to buy a metal filament from @fishersci and they require you to send a lease on top of incorporation and verification documentation in previous emails.This is insane.
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I don't know who needs to hear this today but "Do not underestimate the power of cold outreach!".
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Overthinking helped nobody, action built nations!.
The past is a narrative and the future is a fiction. The only absolute truth is here and now.
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One thing that worries me about Biotech is people around the world are relying on wealthy nations to push innovation forward. Many people in these countries don't even understand those problems and they just wont build for those markets. People have not realized how much they.
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Folks who land up in the bay area have the most amount of hustle compared to elsewhere. I met someone who built and sold a small company in their 20's in hardware space in EU and now are working in Biotech want to do biology and are going back to school because it requires.
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Its your mission on the planet!.
Entrepreneurship is not a career. It’s a conversation between your longing and the future.
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Boston folks - this sounds awesome. Join the forces to build with biology!.
When I get back to Boston, I’d like to start hosting some bio events. *Real* bio events. Because nobody is running the kinds of events that *I* want to attend — events which are more than surface-level networking and fireside chats. I want in-depth technical dives, how-tos,.
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I am itching to a day where after all the money put in AI in Biotech, people will realize we still got to "make these biologics" in real life!. Who will make them?.
Every smart person is getting into hardware, and every smart person is finding out they are not that smart.
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Can we do a Biotech conference without talking about Theranos?. SF Deep Tech Week!
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There are talks and then there are immunology talks. Love it when they find centre stage at SF Deep Tech Week!. First love is first love. 😍.
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Even in Therapeutics we are yet to solve so many problems!!!
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Now I know why Indian aunties are called . .
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Are FROs today what academia was yesterday?.
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What is your most favourite Biology experiment of all times?.
YouTube channel idea: Recreating famous biology experiments. Explain what was known at the time, go through the initial observations, and make the "discovery.". e.g. Monod's biphasic E. coli growth curves, T.H. Morgan's fly breeding programs, and so on.
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I remember when we were trying to spin a Metabolism based drug discovery platform from academia and doing the @NSF I-CORPS program, all our KOL interviews led to one response:. "unless there is a genetic co-relation nobody cares about metabolism. No drug has ever been.
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Biotech is so old school as an industry that people sell via all conventional means and then complaint about companies that go unconventional and are successful: Case in point K18, Hers and Hims.
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Time to build Bio-manufacturing!!! 🦾🦾🦾.
The mission to Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) includes MABA — Make American Biotech Accelerate. President Trump showed in his first term what happens when you unlock American science — breakthroughs happen fast. Now, we’re going to do it again. We know the power of U.S.
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