


On October 22nd, the Extropic team visited Cambridge for dinner and talked with our researchers about thermodynamic computing hardware that is radically more energy efficient than GPUs.




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Research CornerResearch Corner brings together postgraduate researchers, scientists, and founders working at the frontier of science and technology. Through small events and candid conversations, researchers get a closer look at what companies are working on and where their own work could lead.
Most researchers hear about the same handful of paths, including Big Tech or quantitative firms, while some of the most interesting work happens in smaller teams and emerging organizations.

A few of the companies that have sat down with the Research Corner community so far.



On October 22nd, the Extropic team visited Cambridge for dinner and talked with our researchers about thermodynamic computing hardware that is radically more energy efficient than GPUs.




On October 16th, members of the technical staff at Factory visited Cambridge for dinner and talked with our researchers about agents and recursive self-improvement.



On October 13th, the Neurophos team visited Cambridge for dinner and talked with our researchers about photonic computing, optical processors for AI inference, and what comes after the GPU.
We bring researchers together with founders building research-heavy companies through intimate events, open conversations, and a welcoming community.
Small gatherings and dinners in Cambridge and Greater Boston with founders and builders who have turned research into entire products and companies.
Meet researchers outside your immediate field or institution. We bring together people who are curious about what others are working on and where those ideas might go.
Research Corner is for researchers curious about other people and ideas at the frontier of their work. That might mean a startup or a role that is still being defined.
