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The Drug Hunt That Began With a Traffic Jam
Health · Ai · Enterprise

The Drug Hunt That Began With a Traffic Jam

Octant built a way to watch thousands of genetic variants misroute a protein inside living cells. Its first test is an oral drug for inherited blindness - and the wager is that one molecule can help more than one mutation.

octant-bio · biotechnologyRead →
Legend
Lucas Nivon Is Building the Bridge Between Protein Code and the Wet Lab
Founder · Executive · Scientist

Lucas Nivon Is Building the Bridge Between Protein Code and the Wet Lab

He started with a stubborn software problem: brilliant protein-design tools were too hard to use. A decade later, Lucas Nivon is still widening the doorway - now between algorithms, experiments, and open scientific infrastructure.

lucas-nivon · cyrus-biotechnologyRead →
Company
Cyrus Sold Protein Software to 120 Drugmakers. Then It Put Its Own Molecules on the Line.
Health · Ai · Enterprise

Cyrus Sold Protein Software to 120 Drugmakers. Then It Put Its Own Molecules on the Line.

The Seattle spinout made Rosetta easier for pharma scientists, learned from more than 30 partnered discovery programs, and then made a riskier bet: building its own autoimmune drugs. Its story is a useful lesson in when software should become a laboratory - and when that strategy can still fail.

protein-design · computational-biologyRead →