By

Luke Timmerman

2
May
2025

A Sublime Experience: Views of Timmerman Traverse for Damon Runyon Cancer Research

Kathmandu, Nepal We did it together. The Timmerman Traverse for Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation completed a splendid expedition to Everest Base Camp on Apr. 23, 2025. This trip succeeded on every count. All 17 members of the team made it to the mountaineering camp at 17,600 feet / 5,364 meters. We exceeded our $700,000 fundraising goal for high-risk /...
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31
Mar
2025

Relationships That Make TechBio Go ‘Round: David Roblin on The Long Run

David Roblin is today’s guest on The Long Run podcast. David is the CEO of London-based Relation Therapeutics. The company uses multi-omic tools to look for drug targets in human tissue samples. It seeks to find the relationships between perturbed biological states and disease, with the help of machine learning. Relation emphasizes relationships in another sense as well – the...
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27
Mar
2025

A Moment of Peril and Promise

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18
Mar
2025

See the Photos from TR10 West

Thanks to everyone who attended the TR10 anniversary party Mar. 13 at Adaptive Biotechnologies. The toasts and roasts were funny, perceptive and heartfelt. It was a joyous occasion. Enjoy a few photos. Click to enlarge. Photos by Robert Wade.
18
Mar
2025

See the Photos from TR10 East

Thanks to everyone who attended the TR10 anniversary party Mar. 6 at Alnylam Pharmaceuticals. The toasts and roasts were funny, perceptive and heartfelt. There was a joyful community spirit in the room. Enjoy a few photos. Click to enlarge. Photos by Mike Mejia.
4
Mar
2025

Flashback: Q&A on Founding TR

[Dear Readers: This Q&A from the Knight Science Journalism at MIT blog on Feb. 3, 2015 captures my thoughts on founding TR and where biotech was going. Thank you for your support. — Luke ] By Wade Roush For writers, part of the fuss about the Web explosion of the late 1990s was that it was finally possible to cut...
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