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The Bits in Bio Podcast
Robbie Matthews and Vincent Alessi
3 episodes
4 days ago
Hosts Robbie and Vince explore techbio’s hidden machinery—venture hype, lab experiments, and algorithmic dreams—to reveal what works, what spectacularly fails, and the stubborn realities of turning code into biology.
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Hosts Robbie and Vince explore techbio’s hidden machinery—venture hype, lab experiments, and algorithmic dreams—to reveal what works, what spectacularly fails, and the stubborn realities of turning code into biology.
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Technology
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The Future of Federated Learning in Life Sciences with Robin Roehm
The Bits in Bio Podcast
42 minutes 32 seconds
1 month ago
The Future of Federated Learning in Life Sciences with Robin Roehm

Robin Roehm, CEO and co-founder of Apheris, joins us to explore how federated learning is transforming data collaboration in life sciences.

We discuss its impact on drug discovery and clinical trials, the balance between IP protection and AI innovation, and Robin’s journey at the crossroads of tech and healthcare.

The Bits in Bio Podcast
Hosts Robbie and Vince explore techbio’s hidden machinery—venture hype, lab experiments, and algorithmic dreams—to reveal what works, what spectacularly fails, and the stubborn realities of turning code into biology.