Our co-founder and CEO, Andrew Satz, recently gave a talk to data science students at the Flatiron School. One of the questions he covered was the difference between In Silico, In Vivo and In Vitro.
BioIDEA and EVQLV are hosting a panel discussion and Q&A on the role of emerging technologies in the fight against COVID-19.
Our CEO, Andrew Satz, has spent the last 15 years working remotely — making him a veritable expert on the skill. He was recently a guest on the Gaper podcast where he shared three methods you can quickly implement to help you adjust to remote work.
EVQLV is excited to announce we took first place in Columbia Engineering’s Venture Competition (CVC). We would like to give a special thanks to all fellow companies, the wonderful judges, and of course, Columbia Engineering.
The World Health Organization (WHO), yesterday, released a public statement for collaboration on COVID-19 treatment development of which Andrew Satz (CEO, EVQLV) gladly joined his name.
Our very own Brett Averso (CTO, EVQLV) was welcomed on the AI Podcast in 26.1 Minutes with hosts Brian Ray and Don Sheu. They discussed our work on COVID-19 with ImmunoPrecise, the benefits of a computational approach to antibody research and drug discovery, our progress as a company and a host of other topics.
Edward Turner of TMR Blog recently covered our work on COVID-19. He did a nice job summarizing the potential efficacy of our algorithm in an understandable and digestible manner, while including EVQLV’s optimism on the project.
Brett Averso (CTO, EVQLV) shows and explains the undeniable structural similarities between SARS-CoV-2 and SARS. We hope this video serves to dispel some of the myths you may have encountered during your search for answers surrounding coronavirus.
Our work with ImmunoPrecise on COVID-19 was covered by insideBIGDATA. They did a fantastic job covering the piece originally published by Columbia Data Science Institute, highlighting a few fantastic quotes
In the AI vs COVID-19 battle there are three major areas where breakthroughs are needed, coming and have arrived: diagnosis, treatment and epidemiology. In this post, we focus on five companies who are using epidemiology to aid researchers and the general public in the fight against COVID-19.
The SARS antibodies are not cross-reactive with SARS-Cov-2. However, we can potentially use artificial intelligence to design variants of the existing SARS antibodies which are cross-reactive with SARS-CoV-2.
Brett Averso, CTO, and I recently had a follow up discussion on our first coronavirus chat. Brett provided visualizations and commentary on coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2), ACE2, SARS-CoV-2 with SARS overlay, and antibody fragments to help people better understand the threat we’re currently facing, as well as put it in its proper context. Brett also discussed the role AI can play in finding an effective treatment for COVID-19.