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Alex Morgan

Partner at Khosla Ventures

Palo Alto, California

Overview 

Alex Morgan is a Partner at Khosla Ventures in Palo Alto, California, with a background in venture capital, bioinformatics, and data mining. Notable career highlights include investing in companies like Karius and Rubedo Life Sciences, and co-founding Stimulomics as the Chief Scientist. Alex Morgan has made significant investments in various biotech and digital health startups, showcasing expertise in precision medicine and machine learning within the healthcare sector.

Work Experience 

  • Partner

    2020 - Current

    Investments include: Pardes Bio, Synchron, Atman, Nabla, Carver Biotech, Pearl Bio, Loyal, NextVivo, Robin Health, Relation Therapeutics, Rubedo, Menten.AI, Advanced Chemotherapy Technologies, Invoy, Ochre Bio, Known Medicine, STIMIT, Earli, Turn Biotech, Quadrant Eye, Kilobaser, Kernel, Fountain Biotherapeutics

  • Principal

    2017 - 2020

    Investments include: Arpeggio Bio, Atrendex, BioAge, Bionaut, Cellino, Deep Genomics, DiscernDx, Docbot, Ellipsis, Encellin, Faeth, Flow Neuroscience, Hello Heart, Karius, Karma Technologies, Loop Genomics, Mirvie, Nebula Genomics, Oncobox, Overture, Prellis, Probably Genetic, Q Bio, Rejuvenation Technologies, StimScience, Syllable Corporation, Vitro Labs.

  • Scientist in Residence

    2015 - 2017

    Helping to create and grow great companies.

Khosla Ventures provides venture assistance to entrepreneurs in AI, sustainability, enterprise, consumer, health and frontier technologies.

Raised $1,500,000.00 from Raj Sareen.

  • Co-Founder & Chief Scientist

    2009 - 2011

  • Clinic Manager, IT and Specialty Clinics Coordinator

    2007 - 2009

    I co-managed this Stanford volunteer staffed weekly free clinic. I also helped customize and deploy the electronic medical record system across the Stanford free clinic sites.

  • Senior Artificial Intelligence Engineer

    2000 - 2006

    NLP work on a wide range of research federally funded research projects, including projects for DARPA, Air Force, and Navy. Initiated and received competitive internal research funding for a range of biomedical projects, including work on biomedical text mining, medical record anonymization, epidemic modeling and tracking, and infectious organism bioinformatics.

MITRE is a not-for-profit organization that operates research and development centers.

Raised $2,052,767.00 from US Department of Energy and Massachusetts Technology Collaborative.

  • Lab Instructor: Basic Analog & Digital Electronics

    1999 - 2001

  • Lab Instructor for Introductory Physics and Consultant on Curriculum Development

    1998 - 2001

  • Undergraduate Teaching Assistant

    1995 - 1997

  • Research Assistant

    1999 - 1999

  • Vice President & Chief Financial Officer

    1998 - 1998

  • Research Technician

    1997 - 1997

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