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Anastasia Gamick
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@AGamick

Anastasia Gamick

@AGamick
Building organizations to build technology to solve pressing problems. Reluctant Twitter user. Active fetch-player (haven't taught the dog to throw yet.)
New York
Joined November 2019
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    Anastasia Gamick
    @AGamick
    Jan 11, 2022
    Institutional Innovation and FROs in @Nature! Let's shake up incentive design in science, shall we? nature.com/articles/d4158… Co authored with @AdamMarblestone @MWCvitkovic @tkalil2050 @C9Martin @SGRodriques featuring @SchmidtFutures @Convergent_FROs and @AsteraInstitute
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    Unblock research bottlenecks with non-profit start-ups
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    Anastasia Gamick
    @AGamick
    Aug 28
    We're hiring. Think: Sr partner at a venture incubator, but the outputs are Focused Research Organizations Form the thesis, find the founders, build the boards, launch the org AI resilience: bioresilience, cyber-physical systems, epistemic infrastructure, compute governance
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    Anastasia Gamick
    @AGamick
    Aug 14
    Bryan Roth uses his time to play a talk from China...
    @JacquesCarolan
    Jacques Carolan
    @JacquesCarolan
    Aug 14
    A wild thing just happened at US BRAIN Initiative meeting. Bryan Roth (inventor of DREADDs) played a video from a Chinese PI, Minmin Luo, explaining their recent first-in-human chemogenetic trial for epilepsy. If we needed more evidence that China is ahead in neuro, this is it.
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    Anastasia Gamick
    @AGamick
    Aug 12
    This Focused Research Organization launched in 2025, and they already have their first Nature paper out! Hear that again - the telescope didn't START construction until Q1 2025, and they already have incredible new findings about an object that thousands have looked at before.
    @sciam
    Scientific American
    @sciam
    Aug 12
    A new study of the Helix Nebula shows never-before-seen details of how dying stars recycle elements. Researchers found it by accident spklr.io/6014ER3EO
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    Anastasia Gamick
    @AGamick
    Aug 12
    There are worse people I could be!
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    @AdrienLE
    Adrien Ecoffet
    @AdrienLE
    Aug 11
    Whose picture would @nypost use if they wrote a hit piece about you?
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