UC San Diego Alumnus, Nanome.ai Co-Founder & CEO Steve McCloskey interviewed by Stuart Volkow (#031)

Into the Impossible With Brian Keating

Brian Keating

Science, Physics, Natural Sciences

4.7 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 21 December 2019

⏱️ 30 minutes

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https://nanome.ai/ @StevenMcCloskey Steve McCloskey is an Alumni from the first class of Nanoengineering at the University of California, San Diego. Steve’s work is focused on emerging technologies applied to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). During his time at UC San Diego Steve worked directly with the founding Chair of the Nanoengineering Department, Ken Vecchio helping set the foundation for the Nanoengineering Materials Research Center and developing thermodynamic processing methods for Iron-based Superelastic alloys. After graduating from UCSD he founded Nanome Inc to build Virtual Reality solutions for Scientists and Engineers working at the nanoscale, specifically protein engineering and small molecule drug development. Steve is also a founder of the Matryx blockchain platform which provides a secure framework for collaborative design and development for STEM. Nanome is transforming how we interact with and understand science, creating a virtual world where users can experiment, design and learn at the nanoscale. We’re building an open platform to solve age-old problems of collaboration, incentivization and siloed information – creating a world with open access to science & technology. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	The only thing we can be sure of about the future is that it will be absolutely fantastic.
0:05.0	Five, four, three, two, one. Hold on. Hello everybody.
0:18.7	My name is Stuart Valco.
0:20.7	Welcome to this edition of Into the Impossible Innovator series from the Arthur C. Clark Center for Human
0:26.4	Imagination at the University of California, San Diego.
0:31.0	Virtual reality, augmented reality, extended reality, they've gone through many hype cycles of
0:38.5	inflated expectation followed by values of disillusionment. Some of the practical applications have turned out to be education,
0:46.2	training, job aids. A company founded here, the University of California, San Diego, has successfully applied
0:55.0	immersive virtual reality to the burgeoning industries of nano engineering
0:59.9	and molecular engineering. That company will learn about today, nano.
1:06.0	This is 10 to the negative 9 meters,
1:09.0	to scale where all cutting edge technology is happening.
1:12.0	Whether it's precision medicine. where all
1:13.0	cutting edge technology is happening. Whether it's precision medicine, chemical engineering,
1:16.0	next generation chips that will go into your smartphone,
1:19.0	or the metal alloys that make up the Falcon 9 rocket.
1:23.5	Nearly every industry is going towards nanoscale precision.
1:28.0	With nanow you can import any protein
1:30.9	to atomic precision from the Worldwide protein database.
1:34.9	You can even start modifying these structures however you want and apply your preferred
1:39.3	force field simulation to see how your modifications change the structures.
1:44.0	Mutate atom by atom or by amino acids with the mutation menu.
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