Emergent Ventures winners, 59th cohort
Tym Syrytczyk, London, autonomous vehicles in the UK. Shane Regan, Long Island, 16, AI agents. Maximilian Kornstein, 15, Atlanta area, agents and general career support. Irene Chen and Jessica Dai, UC Berkeley, data on peptides use. Evan Warfel, Bay Area, updated meta-analyses through AI. Daniel Dominguez Gomez, biomedical think tank for Mexico. Malhaar Agrawal, U […] The post Emergent Ventures…
The 59th cohort of Emergent Ventures, an AI-focused competition, recently announced its winners. Tym Syrytczyk from London is developing autonomous vehicles in the UK. Shane Regan, a 16-year-old from Long Island, created AI agents. Maximilian Kornstein, 15 from the Atlanta area, focused on agents and general career support. Irene Chen and Jessica Dai from UC Berkeley used data on peptides.
Evan Warfel from the Bay Area updated meta-analyses through AI. Daniel Dominguez Gomez, based in Mexico, is working on a biomedical think tank. Malhaar Agrawal from U Penn developed prediction markets and clinical trials. Andrei Russel Ismael from Harvard is involved in biomedical startups. Benedict Springbett from London organized a conference on legal issues affecting UK growth.
Metin Metin, a 15-year-old from Izmir, Turkey, is exploring AI and brain organoid electrophysiology. Ben Vyshedskiy from Harvard created a biology podcast. Afra Wang from the Bay Area developed a podcast and studied Chinese AI. Joe Hazell from LSE is researching AI and macroeconomics. Anne Arno from Krakow is concentrating on writing and biography.
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