Before AI, there was good data
An often under-appreciated fact: when it comes to AI, not all data is equally amenable to applications of ML. In
A Kaleidoscope of People: Dr. Adam Mepham
Welcome back to another edition of 'A Kaleidoscope of People', a series of posts that showcases the incredible
Products vs services: biotech edition
Over the years at Kaleidoscope, we’ve noticed a quirk in biotech and pharma companies that often surprises people not
5 biotech observations to take into 2024
Happy 2024! Welcoming a new year is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the past year of learnings and growth.
Your moat is your data, not your models
In biotech, your technical moat is key. But not all technical components are equally defensible. In this Kaleidoscope blog post,
A Kaleidoscope of Views: Effective leadership for biotech success
A few weeks ago, Kaleidoscope hosted a panel discussion on effective leadership in biotech, at the CIC in Boston. We
Once upon a time in biotech
Many of us at Kaleidoscope have spent a lot of time working with, investing in, or employed by biotechs. Through
Making room to freshen up
We recently wrapped up a company offsite; Kaleidoscope is a remote team, so these in-person weeks are a great opportunity
Biotech milestones for effective fundraising
Through our interactions with biotech founders and teams, something we’ve heard often at Kaleidoscope is how challenging fundraising can
A Kaleidoscope of People: Maja Vujic
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