HeyJaredThe Founders Playbook
The Founders Playbook - Real People, Real Stories, Real Lessons, Building outside of Silicon ValleyA podcast by ChangeSchool LondonIncredible entrepreneurship is happening all over the world, not just in Silicon Valley.The Founders Playbook celebrates founders building…
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The Signal in the Noise: Building Cancer Diagnostics for the People Who Get Left Out (opens the original)
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Early detection of cancer saves lives, but the tests that catch it are often invasive, expensive and out of reach for the people who need them most. Kevin Saruni Tipatet is trying to change that. His company, VibraSpex, is developing a laser-based technology, powered by machine learning, that reads the subtle signals of early cancer in biofluids like blood. This episode follows Kevin from a childhood in Kenya, through a bioengineering education in Germany, to a cancer pathology lab in Scotland w
Nobody Buys an Algorithm: The Hidden Bottleneck in the Energy Transition (opens the original)
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The energy transition runs on critical minerals, and right now there are not enough of them. The blocker is time. The average critical minerals project takes 18 years to go from first drill to operational mine, and Luke Cullen, founder of Material Difference, thinks that has to change. A former mining industry professional turned Cambridge researcher, Luke developed a method for reducing uncertainty in what lies underground using far less data. In the company’s first industry pilots, that meant
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