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Chad Coder shared thisLooks like it's time for another Amazon Web Services (AWS) Healthcare & Life Sciences Customer meet-up! Join us if you can, for an afternoon of learning and networking, featuring presentations from AWS, Synthia, Domino Data Lab, Court Square Group, and Manifold. We will also be hosting a hands-on Bedrock workshop to kick things off Event Details: Date: Thursday, October 29th, 2026 Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM ET Location: 27 Melcher St, Boston MA 02210 Virtual Option: Available for those outside Boston Featured presentations: From On-Premises to Cloud-Native: How MilliporeSigma Modernized SYNTHIA™ Retrosynthesis on AWS to Deliver Scalable, AI-Powered Synthetic Planning AI Innovation on a Qualified AWS Foundation: Domino Data Lab and Court Square Group Manifold Agent OS on AWS: Moving Life Sciences AI from Pilot to Production, In Your Own Cloud Special Pre-Event Workshop: Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Workshop. 1:00 PM ET. Pete Goldberg Gokhul Srinivasan Joshua Yoon Vinay Seth Mohta Vivek Mohta Ankit Malhotra, Ph.D. Sujaya Srinivasan Olivia Choudhury, PhD Karthik Narasimhan https://lnkd.in/gGsSdVFv
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Chad Coder reposted thisChad Coder reposted thisYour data is valuable. Your partners' data is valuable. But getting them to work together, securely, compliantly, and at scale, has always been the hard part. That's the problem Rhino Federated Computing solves. At the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Startup Partner Summit, our Chief Commercial Officer Chris Laws broke down how Rhino helps organizations with highly regulated, proprietary data work together: ➡️ Harmonize disparate datasets across institutional boundaries, no matter how different the schemas, formats, or governance requirements ➡️ Run analytics, train models, execute inference pipelines, and deploy agents all while preserving privacy and without centralization We're proud to partner with the team at Amazon Web Services (AWS) to bring federated computing to the enterprises that need it most. Chad Coder, Gokhul Srinivasan, Arley Dannehower #StartupPartnerSummit2026
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Chad Coder reposted thisChad Coder reposted thisThank you to all the startups we partner with. Every year you rewrite what is possible. The 3rd annual AWS Startup Partner Summit is over and the table is set for startups to realize explosive growth partnering with Amazon Web Services (AWS). Now we go to work. Ruba Borno | Jason Bennett | Matt Yanchyshyn | Christopher Sullivan | Julia Chen | Matt Wood | Andrew Emerson Buswell, PMP | Matt Nagle | Krishna C Reddy | Leah Yourstone Gonzalez | Rafe Gándola | Jessica Ho
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Chad Coder reposted thisChad Coder reposted thisGreat to be back at the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Global Startup Partner Summit this week! The biggest takeaway for me is that AWS is continuing to make increasingly meaningful investments to help startup partners turn technical differentiation into a repeatable GTM motion. Three examples stood out: 1) A new internal feature at AWS called 'Startups You Should Know' will proactively recommend Global Startup Program partners to AWS sellers, helping startups become more visible alongside larger, more established partners. 2) AWS Marketplace is becoming even more central to enterprise procurement and startup GTM. The message was clear: make it as easy as possbile for customers and AWS sellers to procure cutting edge software applications. 3) New AI capabilities in Partner Central will help partners identify next actions, manage co-sell opportunities, surface funding options, and build more tailored sales plays. For us at Tile, this reinforces the opportunity to work with AWS on a very specific problem: helping life sciences organizations make scattered, complex, and multimodal data usable by people and AI agents without forcing them to move, copy, or convert everything into a new central location. After all, the best partnerships are not about logos or generic co-selling. They are about creating a clear, repeatable better together story that helps customers get to value faster! Thank you to the AWS Startups, Partner, Marketplace, and HCLS teams and especially Chad Coder, Michelle Laws, Gokhul Srinivasan, Nicole Cardosa and Gareth Sessel, MD, MS (EE) for the invitation to attend and contribute. And also to the many founders, operators, investors, and partners who shared candid perspectives over the last few days. 🙏 Go forth and partner! #StartupPartnerSummit2026 AWS for Healthcare & Life Sciences
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Chad Coder reposted thisChad Coder reposted thisJust returned from Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner Summit in San Francisco. Between sessions, our CEO, Ryan Jones, stepped in for an impromptu conversation in front of the camera. Thanks again to the Life Sciences and Healthcare teams at AWS. #clinicalresearch Florence Healthcare Chad Coder Doug Stover Gokhul Srinivasan Dr Rowland Illing Mateusz Skowron Melanie McElligott #StartupPartnerSummit2026
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Chad Coder reposted thisChad Coder reposted thisWe're excited to welcome Amazon Web Services (AWS) as the Opening Reception sponsor for Research Revolution 2026! AWS powers secure, scalable cloud infrastructure for organizations running clinical trials at scale, giving sponsors and CROs the reliability and speed they need to manage trial data with confidence. Their team is focused on the infrastructure that keeps modern research moving. Join us at the Sun Dial for the opening reception, where you can connect with the AWS team in person. Meet them at #RR26 to learn how they're helping shape the next generation of clinical trials.
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Chad Coder shared thisI love it when multiple partners I manage can come together and collaborate on improving the world around us! Today I am happy to amplify the news that Manifold and Rhino Federated Computing have partnered to bring federated computing to Manifold's agent platform! Together, Manifold and Rhino give biopharma and research teams a single way to work across data that would otherwise stay locked in separate environments. https://lnkd.in/gxZpBXzP Gokhul Srinivasan Pete Goldberg Kimberly Cline Chris Laws Ittai Dayan Adrish S. Vinay Seth Mohta Vivek Mohta Joshua Yoon Olivia Choudhury, PhD Erin Chu, DVM, PhD Ankit Malhotra, Ph.D. Sujaya Srinivasan Karthik NarasimhanLearning Across Boundaries: Manifold Extends Its Agent Platform Across Institutions with Rhino Federated ComputingLearning Across Boundaries: Manifold Extends Its Agent Platform Across Institutions with Rhino Federated Computing
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Chad Coder reposted thisChad Coder reposted thisThe Rhino Federated Computing Team is back from the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Lifesciences Community day in Palo Alto, after a fantastic day of conversations, collaboration, and innovation. It was a pleasure to connect with our partners at Amazon Web Services and Eli Lilly and Company, and to share the success of #tunelab. We also presented emerging capabilities in federated data analysis and federated data curation - and how these approaches can help organizations collaborate more effectively, unlock insights from distributed data, and accelerate the pharmaceutical development cycle. A big thank-you to Hao Zheng, Chad Coder, Olivia Choudhury, PhD and the entire team who made the day such a success. Also thanks to TamarindBio founders & Tunelab ecosystem colleagues Deniz Kavi and Sherry Liu who joined us for an engaging conversation about the future of AI-assisted drug development over dinner. Chris Laws, Yohai Hammer #AWS #LifeSciences #Pharma #Federatedai #federatedcomputing #DataCuration #DrugDevelopment #Innovation #TuneLab
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Chad Coder reposted thisChad Coder reposted thisAmazing day at the AWS for Healthcare & Life Sciences Community Day in Palo Alto yesterday! Thanks Erin Chu, DVM, PhD, Olivia Choudhury, PhD, Sujaya Srinivasan, Ankit Malhotra & Chad Coder for inviting BioTuring to sponsor such a well organized event. 👏 So many great talks (especially Son Pham, love your sense of humor 😊), but here are my main takeaways: - The big theme was that AI in life sciences is shifting from generic models to biology‑aware, workflow‑integrated systems, with Biological Foundation Models (BioFMs) emerging as a core platform concept. - Speakers emphasized the importance of multimodal biology. So integrating protein structures, imaging, small molecules and biophysical measurements into unified models, rather than building siloed, single‑modality solutions. - Another recurring message was that data without context is noise. Teams aren’t just trying to aggregate more data. Instead there is a focus on trying to build almost like a governed data substrate layer where each piece of information carries rich context (eg descriptions, authors, metadata, schemas etc), and to do it in a way that leaves data in place rather than converting & migrating it - Polls from the executive session were very pragmatic: the top desired breakthroughs were accelerating drug discovery & enhancing diagnostic precision, while the top investment priority was access to curated training data, ahead of interpretability, integration, or infrastructure. Agree? Disagree? Seeing something else? Would welcome any thoughts / comments below. 👇
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https://www.amazon.jobs/en/search?offset=0&result_limit=10&sort=relevant&business_category%5B%5D=amazon-web-services&cmpid=AS_OTAW200199B have a peek at the AWS careers website and let me know if you see any that might be a fit. Happy to chat, refer you and help with interview prep, etc...
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Chad Coder reacted on thisChad Coder reacted on thisTwo months ago today, I woke up with a headache unlike anything I had experienced before, and I’ve had my share of headaches over the years. Then came pain in my chest, back, neck, and finally my jaw. I knew something was very wrong...... I was having a heart attack. My husband rushed me to the hospital, where I spent the next week undergoing what felt like every test imaginable. Ultimately, I was diagnosed with vasospastic angina. During the testing, doctors also discovered significant plaque, including two vulnerable plaques in my LAD, something I never expected, particularly because my cholesterol has always been unusually low. A friend encouraged me to ask about Lp(a), or lipoprotein(a). I was tested and learned that mine is very high, providing an important piece of the puzzle I hadn't known was there. Today, as I return from medical leave, there are a few things I want to share. - First, I am incredibly grateful to Rad AI. From the moment this happened, I was given the time, space, and support I needed to focus on my health and recovery. My colleagues checked in, stepped in, and showed me what it means to work for a company that genuinely cares about its people. Thank you. - Second, I hope other women will remember that a heart attack may not look or feel the way we expect. Chest pain was actually the least significant of my symptoms. I had no left-arm pain. For me, the most intense pain was in my head and jaw, accompanied by an overwhelming sense that something was very wrong. I listened to that feeling, and I'm very glad I did. - Finally, I had never heard of Lp(a) before this happened. Unlike the cholesterol numbers most of us are familiar with, Lp(a) is largely genetically determined. If you don't know your Lp(a), consider asking your healthcare provider whether testing makes sense for you. I'm returning to work feeling very lucky.... for my husband, my family and friends, my medical team at The Christ Hospital Health Network, and the people at Rad AI who supported me through a very difficult couple of months. I'm happy to be back. And I'm especially grateful to be here.
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Chad Coder reacted on thisChad Coder reacted on thisA few weeks into my role as CAIO for Optum Insight, and I'm genuinely enjoying being a student again. The pace of innovation in HealthAI right now is astounding. Concepts we've relied on for years are being rethought and challenged. That's great for the field, but it puts real weight on leaders setting the broader AI vision and strategy: staying informed enough to make the right call among hundreds of alternatives in a space where the decisions carry real consequences, as healthcare has no room for error. One thing I keep coming back to is staying flexible on the options while protecting your non-negotiables at all costs. In HealthAI, those non-negotiables are trust, privacy, and security at scale — while still improving outcomes, expanding access, and lowering costs. Practically, that means real hours in the trenches with engineers and scientists, and staying ready to bring the bigger picture to the board when it's needed. The challenge was never coming up with the vision; it's showing thousands of others what you can already see. The last few years, I was heads-down with work, so I'm using these first few weeks to learn — reading new papers, talking to our science and tech partners, and leaning on trusted advisors. The road ahead is exciting, and I like our odds. Right now, more than ever, curiosity is a leadership skill you can never grow out of. Happy learning! #AILeadership #HealthAI #studentforlife
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Chad Coder liked thisChad Coder liked thisHeading to Singapore for the Global Alliance for Genomics and Health’s 14th Plenary meeting next week — the first time in its 14-year history this gathering comes to Asia. Global genomic data sharing and collaboration has always required more than technology — it requires trust, standards, and people willing to work across borders. Proud to be part of that conversation, and huge kudos to #GA4GH and especially Precision Health Research, Singapore (PRECISE) for co-hosting this event. I'll be speaking on Tuesday, Sept 29 (12:50 PM, Grand Ballroom) on “Accelerating Genomic Discovery at Population Scale — Cloud, AI and the Ecosystem Powering Precision Medicine." If you're there, let's connect. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gRrkgtfP #GA4GH #Genomics #PrecisionMedicine #Singapore #AWS #Day1 #PRECISESingapore
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Chad Coder liked thisChad Coder liked this🤝 So fun catching up with my friend and former AWS teammate Rishi Madhok. One of the best things about working with great people is the friendships that last beyond the job. I loved hearing Rishi’s perspective as a trained physician and serial entrepreneur on how AI is helping to solve real problems in healthcare. We talked about how voice models, computer use agents, and BAA and ZDR coverage are changing what healthcare startups can build, and why I believe these are meaningful differentiators for OpenAI. Then we got to the harder problem (still unresolved): how to raise grounded kids in NYC 😂 Always good to pick up where we left off.
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Chad Coder reacted on thisChad Coder reacted on thisToday marks my last day at Dataiku after nearly 4 years. It has truly been the most challenging, exciting, and rewarding chapter of my career. The Dataiku platform is a 10/10, but the people are 100/10. Looking back, I could have never imagined being right in the middle of one of the most impactful tech shifts of our generation. If I tagged everyone who left a mark on my time here, I’d break LinkedIn’s character limit. From international experiences in Prague, Barcelona, Madrid, and Cancún, to working alongside world-class leadership at every level—I am deeply grateful. Starting Monday, I’m kicking off my next adventure. I feel like I’m joining a true dream team in a dream role, and I couldn't be more excited for what's ahead! 🚀 LFG!!!
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