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Daniel Nadler

Unicorn founder

Founder & CEO at OpenEvidence

Miami Beach, Florida, United States

FoundedOpenEvidence$12B

About

Daniel Nadler is the founder of OpenEvidence, a Sequoia-backed artificial intelligence company used in medical practice and valued at $3.5 billion by Sequoia and Google Ventures. While a Ph.D. student at Harvard, he founded Kensho Technologies, which was acquired by S&P Global for $700 million in 2018. Nadler is also a poet whose debut collection, Lacunae, was published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux in 2016, and he serves on the Whitney Museum's Digital Art Committee and the Board of Directors of MoMA PS1.

Founder & CEO at OpenEvidence

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Co-founders at OpenEvidence

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Zachary ZieglerFounder

Experience

  1. OpenEvidenceFoundercurrent2022 β€” present
  2. KenshoFounder2013 β€” 2018

Frequently asked questions

Who is Daniel Nadler?
Daniel Nadler is the founder of OpenEvidence, a Sequoia-backed artificial intelligence company used in medical practice and valued at $3.5 billion by Sequoia and Google Ventures. While a Ph.D. student at Harvard, he founded Kensho Technologies, which was acquired by S&P Global for $700 million in 2018. Nadler is also a poet whose debut collection, Lacunae, was published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux in 2016, and he serves on the Whitney Museum's Digital Art Committee and the Board of Directors of MoMA PS1.
Where does Daniel Nadler work?
Daniel Nadler is Founder & CEO of OpenEvidence.
What companies did Daniel Nadler found?
Daniel Nadler founded OpenEvidence.
Where did Daniel Nadler go to school?
Daniel Nadler studied at Harvard University (Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)).

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