Luis Villa
@lvilla.bsky.social did:plc:ghczslw277qhenvsfekjzeac
Lab Automation Engineer & co-founder of the Bay Area Lab Automators. Background in Genomics from UC Berkeley. Exp in NGS, CLIA, FDA, Clinical, Cell Therapy, Software Dev, and 2x Cat Dad. 🇲🇽🇸🇻 Views are my own.
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Luis Villa (@lvilla.bsky.social) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 18 noviembre 2024. Tiene 192 seguidores, sigue a 117 cuentas y ha publicado 67 posts.
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1/ "We can't simulate a thousand years of research in-silico yet but automation gets you there today through throughput." The unlock isn't a perfect virtual cell. It's running and iterating on enough real experiments, fast.
Ver post2/ Contrarian take I loved: R&D and automation should be best friends. Most teams say "we'll automate once things are stable." He argues that's backwards automation is how you iterate faster in R&D itself.
Ver post3/ Manufacturing-cost reduction as the highest-leverage place for automation, specifically because cell therapies are so expensive that cost is what makes them inaccessible.
Ver post4/ Underrated point: a great assay beats the best hardware running an older, worse assay. Before optimizing the robot, ask the first-principles questions like what's the context, how do we design this, what are we optimizing for, and is this even the right assay for the question.
Ver post5/ The space is heating up. Toronto's Acceleration Consortium landed a ~$200M grant for autonomous labs across disciplines. Berkeley's A-Lab synthesizes AI-predicted materials from inorganic powders. ARPA-E is funding autonomous labs for next-gen catalysts.
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