Episode #122| The Mini Brain That Learned Pac-Man: NAMs with Dr. Lowry Curley
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Dr. Lowry Curley discusses the implications of brain organoids that can learn to play Pac-Man and their relevance in neuroscience drug development.
A brain organoid that can learn to play Pac-Man sounds like a stunt until you realize what it represents: measurable learning, rewiring, and human-relevant neural function that animal models often fail to predict. We talk with Dr. Lowry Curley, founder of Luna LifeSci and former CEO and co-founder of Axosim (now 28 Bio), about why neuroscience drug development breaks so often and how NAMs are finally giving teams better tools to make safer calls earlier. If you’re building in biotech, invest...
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