Science, Startups and Rocket Science Topics
Based in London, Desktop Genetics is startup that combines the two buzz words in science: CRISPR and machine learning. We met them at the Pioneers Festival in Vienna and we spoke with their Chief Executive Officer and Technical Lead, Riley Doyle.
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This week we have published Oculyze Startup Porträt and now we would like to show you this interview with Ulrich Tillich, one of the Oculyze-founders. We spoke with him at the Pioneers Festival in Vienna.
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In June I met Rachel Haurwitz, CEO of Caribou Biosciences, at the Pioneers Festival in Vienna and we talked about the future of gene-editing and the CRISPR pipeline.
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On the 26th – 27th October 2017, the fourth edition of the Hello Tomorrow will take place in Paris – and this is a special event for WUNDERDING as it all began with Hello Tomorrow.
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VRTU produces VR content to provide caregivers and patients therapeutic resources to combat symptoms of dementia.
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Some start-up competitions what to be hip, loud and trendy. However, according to what I’ve experienced in the last two years, the FALLING WALLS VENTURE is the opposite.
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Before we go into our summer break, we’d like to warmly recommend two last articles. One is on the VR installation “Carne y Arena” of the Mexican director Alejandro Iñárritu, who has made impressive movies such as The Revenant, Birdman and 21 Grams.
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Last year we published a first article about Lou Koboji and his health startup in South Sudan. Now – after a horrible event in September 2016 – we talked to Lou again.
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Here are the three articles from April, which, from our point of view, you definitely shouldn’t miss. They are articles which, in our opinion, stand out amongst the other articles we introduced due to their content and the way in which they were written.
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In our video for the AI newsletter Facebook explains in simple, easy to understand and emotional way and why they conduct AI research. Even if I look at Facebook and its influence on out daily lives with a certain scepticism, I dare say that from a film maker’s view, the film is very well made.
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And here are our AI & Robotics article recommendations of the week:
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In this edition of the Gene newsletter we want to introduce you to three articles from MIT Technology Review and NAUTILUS.
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A robot that can swing across a field like a sloth could one day be surveilling the growth of plants with his cameras. The advantage over drones would be the low energy consumption.
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If you should also be annoyed by the hype around AI and believe that it feeding AI software with more and more data cannot be a solution for all problems, then have a look at this speech by the professor for psychology Gary Marcus .
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Again, we are celebrating a small premiere. We were able to win over science journalist and RiffReporter co-founder Christian Schwägerl to contribute to this Wunderding Letter with a comment on one of our selected articles.
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