Sol’s work is deployed over 14 million sites world wide. His 10+ year professional experience ranges from from desktop tech (.Net & Java) to iOS and Android with a focus on web development(PHP and Java script). A hacker turned scientist Keith is a neuroscientist formally working @ Columbia, Cornell and Rockefeller. Previous to science he was a hacker with 4 years professional experience working in IT and a 26 year passion for technology. Kathie Olsen PhD Former COO and Deputy Director of National Science Foundation Former Chief Scientist @ NASA Founder and CEO of Science Works Christine Wagner PhD Director of Behavioral Neuroscience @ SUNY Albany Margaret Bell PhD Post-Doctoral Fellow @ UT Austin Science Advising Team!
year on academic research Many of those funds are spent doing redundant experiments. Data is underutilized Published data is a tiny fraction of data generated. Scientists are not hackers Hours and $ wasted doing analysis that can be automated. Science is behind a pay wall
Organized Open Data positive and negative Categorized, tagged and linked data Big data built by aggregating small datasets Automate data analysis 30 minute analysis is now instant
R&D costs for for-profit research $36B 2. API access to our user data (advertising, private market research, etc) $500M-$1B 3. Premium features (automated data analysis & increased storage) $2B Total of an estimated $39B addressable market OmniScience will address ~10% $3B-4B potential
money for the lab 1st to market with live data across disciplines Cloud based data management and open science connected in 1 platform 1st to market with organized, normalized data & visualization tools
Potential partnership with ScienceExchange.com and Quartzy.com (both YC funded with strong traction in academic science) Angel investment pending @ $25k