I’m building Twincyte, a company working on virtual cells: AI models that predict how cells respond to genetic and chemical perturbations.

I’m doing it the new way: one person, a lot of AI, and a habit of learning in public. This blog is where I think out loud about that: how to use AI to learn faster and see yourself more clearly, what biology looks like when software can simulate it, and what it takes to run a company alone.

If that sounds like your kind of thing, subscribe to the letters or follow along by RSS. Comments on every post sign in with GitHub.