95. Stacie Calad-Thomson, Head of BioPharma Labs and Manufacturing BD at NVIDIA, on AI as an endless collaborator

Stacie Calad-Thomason is Head of BioPharma Labs and Manufacturing Business Development at NVIDIA. She has a PhD in Chemistry from UC Irvine and a B.A. in Chemistry from UC Berkeley. Topics & Timecodes: Physical AI Tools (Omniverse, Cosmos, Isaac, Groot) [04:46] Lab Automation Bottlenecks [06:20] Simulation vs Physical AI in Biology [09:42] Stacy's PhD Journey & Serendipitous Discovery [13:21] Transition from Academia to GSK Industrial R&D [19:15] Early AI Adoption in Drug Discover...

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95. Stacie Calad-Thomson, Head of BioPharma Labs and Manufacturing BD at NVIDIA, on AI as an endless collaborator

94. Ira Hoffman, CEO of HighRes on robots, digital twins and how we will speed up science

93. Jason Kelly, CEO and co-founder of Ginkgo Bioworks, on the future of autonomous laboratories

92. Ashlee Vance, tech reporter and filmmaker, on storytelling, science funding, and interviewing billionaires

91. Michael Koeris, Director of DARPA BTO, on autonomous science to accelerate discovery

90. Barry Bunin, CEO at Collaborative Drug Discovery, on tapping into the collective consciousness of science.

89. Seemay Chou, CEO of Arcadia Science, on metascience and rethinking the structure of science

88. Gene Yeo, professor at UC San Diego, on team science and building a training playground

87. Jesse Gray and Sud Pinglay, at SeaHub, on recording cellular activity and making big bets

86. Prachee Avasthi, CSO at Arcadia Science, on exercising agency and doing science differently

85. Fay Lin, science journalist and editor, on seeking out diverse voices and learning from experts