Talking Precision Medicine

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Stacie Calad-Thomson | Building the self-driving lab: a roadmap to bigger data and better drugs | TPM podcast #62

October 14, 2026

AI can propose a molecule or suggest the next experiment. But someone still has to run the experiment, check the result, and decide what to do with it. In this episode of Talking Precision Medicine, Rafael Rosengarten talks with Stacie Calad-Thomson, Global BD Lead for BioPharma Labs & Manufacturing at NVIDIA about connecting AI to the physical lab. They discuss why consistent experimental data matters, how agents and robotics could work together across a lab, and what scientists will do ...

Andrii Buvailo | The Kodak moment for drug discovery: AI, adaptation, and what stays human | TPM podcast #61

September 17, 2026

Are we measuring progress in AI-driven drug discovery the right way? Rafael Rosengarten explores this question with Andrii Buvailo, co-founder of BioPharmaTrend and one of the industry’s most perceptive analysts of AI in biotech and pharma. They trace the evolution of AI-driven drug discovery, examine why counting AI-discovered drugs gives an incomplete picture of progress, and explore where AI can create value today. Andrii also considers why the technology has become so polarizing, what rem...

Tim Wahlberg | What would you (and your AI) do with the world’s largest curated chemistry data catalog? | TPM podcast #60

August 25, 2026

Artificial intelligence may be transforming drug discovery, but AI is only as powerful as the data it learns from. Behind many of today's scientific breakthroughs sits an invisible layer of expertly curated, harmonized knowledge that allows researchers to ask better questions and trust the answers. In this episode, Rafael speaks with Tim Walberg, President of CAS, about why scientific data curation remains essential in the age of large language models, how CAS has evolved from Chemical Ab...

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What is the email for Talking Precision Medicine?

The publicly listed emails for Talking Precision Medicine: info@genialis.com and marketing@genialis.com.

How many listeners does Talking Precision Medicine have?

Podseeker estimates Talking Precision Medicine reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Talking Precision Medicine?

Talking Precision Medicine typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Senior executives, founders, researchers, scientific data leaders, and industry analysts with substantial expertise in AI, drug discovery, genomics, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, or precision medicine. Common among recent guests: Leading or founding biotechnology, pharmaceutical, genomics, or scientific-data organizations; Developing or applying AI, analytics, genomic testing, or data platforms in therapeutics; Advancing drug discovery, rare-disease diagnosis, psychiatric medicine, or healthcare innovation. Recent guests include Andrii Buvailo, Tim Wahlberg, and Jacob Hooker.

How hard is it to get booked on Talking Precision Medicine?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Talking Precision Medicine cover?

Recent episodes cover Science, Precision Medicine, Artificial Intelligence, Drug Discovery, and Genomics. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.