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Kaleidoscope

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Building Kaleidoscope.bio to make science more collaborative, reproducible, and scalable.
Mar
06

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
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Mar
01

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
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Feb
15

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
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Jan
02

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.
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Dec
06

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,
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Nov
30

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
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Nov
08

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
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Nov
01

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
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Oct
17

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
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Oct
03

A Kaleidoscope of People: Maja Vujic

Welcome back to another edition of 'A Kaleidoscope of People', a series of posts that will focus on
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