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PsyMed Ventures is a community-focused fund investing in frontier brain and mental health technogies. Business Trip by PsyMed Ventures is our podcast exploring the future of brain and mental health and the startups building it.
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Future Neuro Founders Program 2026 (opens the original)
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Most of the breakthroughs that will reshape brain health are sitting in academic labs right now.Not because the science isn’t ready, but because the leap from scientist to founder is a different job entirely: fundraising, building a team, planning milestones against runway, telling a story an investor will back.We started the Future Neuro Founders Program to close that gap. This is our third year. It’s free, virtual, and built for entrepreneurial scientists who are serious about turning research
Why Most Drugs Fail, and Why Virtual Tissue Models Beat Virtual Cell Models (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Business Trip by PsyMed Ventures, a podcast exploring the future of mental health & wellness! 🍄<
Virtual Mitochondrial Models and the Case for Engineering Humans: Mariëlle van Kooten (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Business Trip by PsyMed Ventures, a podcast exploring the future of mental health & wellness! 🍄Greg and Matias interview Mariëlle van Kooten on the latest episode of Business Trip. Marielle is CEO and co-founder of Powerhouse Biology, a company engineering mitochondrial function to treat disease in the brain and muscle. Her team builds virtual mitochondria models to predict therapeutic effects before testing in the body, a synthetic biology approach at th
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