Mahmoud Eljendy
Co-founder & CEO of Proteinea
I co-founded Proteinea, a techbio company. We engineer how antibodies talk to the immune system. We started in Cairo during COVID, now we're distributed across Cairo, Boston, and Munich. We build our own assets and partner with pharma. Before this, I co-founded Delta Oil, a biofuel company.
I'm married to Bassant Eldaly. I live between the US and Egypt — but mostly on planes.
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View all posts →Designing Proteins with Language Models
October 2024How we are using large language models to understand the biological code of life and engineer next-generation therapeutics with unprecedented precision.
The Era of TechBio
September 2024Why the intersection of technology and biology is the most important frontier of our time, and how computational approaches are reshaping drug discovery.
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