Brainstorm Health 2021: Investing in Resilience
Join the conversation with Vinod Khosla and Christina Farr as they discuss important topics including the pandemic and the dire situation in India, climate change, healthcare and more. Read More
Investing in the Future of Healthcare & Moonshot Thinking
The global pandemic ushered in a new era of health innovation. Join StartUp Health founders Steven Krein and Unity Stoakes for an interactive Fireside Chat with Vinod Khosla of Khosla Ventures. They discuss the future of health innovation in a post-pandemic world, why moonshot thinking is more important than ever, and to dig deep into topics like the power of mindset and collaboration. Read More
Conversation with Cellino founder Nabiha Saklayen
During the holidays, Alex Morgan, Partner at Khosla Ventures, sat down with Nabiha Saklayen, CEO and co-founder of Cellino, to learn more about her and the company. Cellino has a unique technique technology for AI-guided laser editing of stem cells for personalized therapies. The company's goal is to make autologous stem cell manufacturing scalable for the first time. What follows is a transcript of that discussion. Read More
Vinod Khosla + Lisa Weiner Intrator on Deep Tech Health | ApplySci Silicon Valley
MIS2019: Fireside Chat with Vinod Khosla & Dr. Toby Cosgrove
Stanford Seminar in Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare with Vinod Khosla
“20 Percent Doctor Included” & Dr. Algorithm: Speculations and Musings of a Technology Optimist
Healthcare has a radical opportunity to reinvent itself. Healthcare today often results in suboptimal patient outcomes despite doctors doing the best they can within the current system. Read More
TechCrunch / The reinvention of medicine: Dr. Algorithm v0-v7 and beyond
The “practice of medicine” developed through tradition, and the experiential evolution of best practices with small-scale medical research studies can be substantially improved through the “science of medicine” with statistically better-validated data and conclusions. Much of the current practice is driven by conclusions derived from partial information about a patient’s history and symptoms, incomplete medical understanding based as much on opinions as validated science, and interacting subjectively with known and unknown biases of the physician, hospital and healthcare system. Read More
MIT Tech Review / Fireside chat with Vinod Khosla
In this talk, hear from Vinod Khosla about the future of health, how patients should be empowered to be the CEOs of their own health and some of the hardest questions facing society today. Read More