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Brain Organoids for AI Biocomputing with FinalSpark’s Fred Jordan
Dr. Fred Jordan is the CEO and cofounder of FinalSpark, a company growing brain organoids from human neurons as a pathway to artificial intelligence.
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DTN 066: Unleashing the Robot Dogs of War
Plus: Time crystal circuit boards for quantum computing, radioactive cancer drugs, AI shooting criminals with paintballs, and more.
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Scaling AI with In-memory Analog Chips with EnCharge AI’s Naveen Verma
Naveen Verma is the CEO and co-founder of EnCharge, a startup building the world’s most powerful in-memory analog chips for AI.
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DTN 065: The Geoengineering Gold Rush
Plus: World's first coal-to-nuclear plant breaks ground, plastic made from forest residue, deep-sea squid broods mega eggs, virtual organisms, and more.
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Spider Silk for Heart Valves with PrintyMed’s Jekaterina Romanova
Jekaterina Romanova is the CEO of PrintyMed, a biomedical startup making artificial spider silk for 3D bioprinting and medical devices.
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Industrial Scale Microbiome Mining with Biosortia’s Ross Youngs
Ross Youngs is the founder and CEO of Biosortia, the only company practicing Microbiome Mining.
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3D Printing Coral Reefs with rrreef’s Ulrike Pfreundt
Ulrike Pfreundt is the co-founder of rrreefs, a startup rebuilding coral reefs through 3D printing.
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DTN 064: Don't Fear China's Chipmaking Binge
Plus: SpaceX launches Starship and brings it back, the Thousand Brains project, an LLM runs for mayor in Wyoming, new night vision technology, and more.
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Investing in the future of transportation with Trucks Venture Capital’s Reilly Brennan
Reilly Brennan is the founding partner at Trucks Venture Capital, a firm funding the entrepreneurs building the future of transportation.
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DTN 063: World's First Wooden Satellite
Plus: 3D-printed rocket test, China's $47B chip sovereignty fund, red tape strangling wind farms, three ingredient battery, and more.
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Bamboo for the Built World with BamCore’s Hal Hinkle
Hal Hinkle is the CEO of BamCore, a company building high-performance beyond zero carbon footprint framing systems for buildings.
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DTN 062: Light-based Chips for AI Compute
Plus: NASA wants lunar maglev, DoD thinks Russia launched a space weapon, microplastics in testicles, RIP doge, swarming alien solar systems with picospacecraft, and more.