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James Weis

InvestorFounder

Partner, CEO Nest.Bio Labs and Hatch.Bio Labs at Nest.Bio Ventures

Cambridge, Massachusetts

Writes $100K – $5M checks · typically $1.5M

FoundedMIT Life Sciences Angels

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James: together at MIT Biotech Group
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×5James: together at MIT Media Lab

Experience

  1. MIT Media LabInstructorcurrent2018 — present
  2. Hatch.Bio LabsFounder, CEOcurrent2017 — presentCambridge, Massachusetts
  3. Nest.Bio VenturesPartnercurrent2016 — presentBoston, Massachusetts
  4. MIT Alumni Angels of BostonCo-founder @ MIT Alumni Life Science Angelscurrent2016 — presentBoston, Massachusetts
  5. MIT Biotech GroupFounding President2014 — 2017Cambridge, Massachusetts
  6. MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL)Machine Learning + Bioengineering2014 — 2017Cambridge, Massachusetts
  7. CitiQuantitative Trading2012 — 2013New York, New York

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Frequently asked questions

Who is James Weis?
Partner, CEO Nest.Bio Labs and Hatch.Bio Labs at Nest.Bio Ventures
Where does James Weis work?
James Weis is Co-Founder & Managing Director of MIT Life Sciences Angels and Partner, CEO Nest.Bio Labs and Hatch.Bio Labs at Nest.Bio Ventures.
What check size does James Weis write?
James Weis typically writes checks of $100K – $5M.
What companies did James Weis found?
James Weis founded MIT Life Sciences Angels.
Where did James Weis go to school?
James Weis studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), MIT Media Lab); Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Master of Science (S.M.), MIT Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Laboratory); Brown University (Bachelor of Science (Sc.B.)).

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