Jo Teichmann

BCR repertoire analysis on long COVID patients.

Building ventures in explainable AI, photonic systems, and advanced imaging.

Collaborating on clinical trial analytics in digital health.

Master's Thesis · Stanford University School of Medicine, Snyder Lab

HPI × Harvard-MIT Center for Regulatory Science · Prof. Stern. Building a GUI for advanced clinical trial analytics in digital health.

HPI × Fraunhofer. Built an AI-powered tool to assess research papers using the Cloverleaf Model of Technology Transfer.

Hasso Plattner Institute. Designed and conducted a 6-week N-of-1 trial investigating hydration's effect on cognitive performance.

Stanford Genome Technology Center · Dr. Kumm. Developed ML-based recommender system integrating pharmacogenomics and chemovar data. Led to the founding of Cavivi Inc.

Berlin · Personalized telemedicine startup. AI recommender system for plant-based medicine based on 1,000+ scientific publications. Scaled to $2M ARR. Exited.

Stanford · Pharmacogenomic DNA testing to move from trial-and-error to personalized medicine. Co-founded with the Director of Biomathematics at Stanford Genome Tech Center. Raised $150K pre-seed at $10M valuation.

Nairobi · Computer vision for crop detection in East Africa. Deployed 600 hardware prototypes across 380 hectares. Grew to 25 employees and led the most commercial drone flights in East Africa.

Berlin · Smart, app-controlled indoor greenhouses. Led a team of 20 in hardware and software development. Multiple design and technical patents granted.

€30,000 merit-based award for academic excellence and innovation.

€10,000, selected as top STEM student in Europe.

Network of young entrepreneurs and innovators.

Global fellowship for young entrepreneurs solving society's most pressing challenges.

Mentoring young entrepreneurs and serving as juror in startup competitions.

Founded and hosted meetups connecting 350 entrepreneurs and investors between Berlin and the U.S.

Led a team of 16 volunteers, raising €50,000+ to install solar power infrastructure at Lupila Secondary School in Tanzania, powering light for 760+ pupils.