Overview

TAP brings together distributed networks of researchers, clinicians, computational scientists, and industry operators — connected by shared infrastructure, AI systems, and capital — to advance critical work in life sciences at a pace and efficiency that conventional structures cannot match.

Our team has worked across national laboratories, Operation Warp Speed, and the full spectrum of pharmaceutical R&D — from early discovery through clinical translation and regulatory clearance. We have deep experience with what it takes to move science from idea to impact, and we have built the organizational and financial infrastructure to do it repeatedly.

We engage partners by referral and work selectively across drug discovery, biomarker development, clinical design, and detection technologies.

Where We Focus
Expanding scope beyond single assets and single modalities
Combining the agility of small teams with the resources of large organizations
Connecting brilliant academic science to execution infrastructure
Improving signal quality and capital efficiency in clinical programs
Compressing the timeline from research to commercial adoption

Capabilities

Idea to Medicine

Discovery at the frontier of biology is a data sparsity problem, not a compute problem. TAP keeps experienced biologists at the center of every program — setting the hypotheses, interpreting ambiguous signals, and committing empirical resources where judgment matters most. AI accelerates the search and compresses experimental cycles; biologists navigate where data cannot yet speak for itself.

Biomarkers & Neuroimaging

Extraction of richer features from imaging studies using AI and deep subject matter expertise. Development of biomarkers — including neuroinflammation and other elusive targets — to better understand pathologies and pave the way for better treatment selection and clinical trial design.

Portfolio Management

Institutional-grade portfolio management applied to early-stage research. Dynamic allocation across multiple disciplines and candidates, with data-enabled decision-making throughout the life of each program.

AI-Driven Research

AI surfaces patterns, generates hypotheses, and tightens empirical feedback loops — but biological insight remains the decision-making layer. Our model is human-machine teaming at every step: AI extends the reach of each scientist's judgment, and that balance evolves as data deepens and AI capabilities mature.

Life Sciences Team

Chan Harjivan, PharmD/MBA/MPH

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Special Assistant to the President, Biological Threats • Managing Director/Partner, BCG, PwC • Operation Warp Speed architect

John Baldoni, PhD

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Senior Pharma Leadership • AI-driven Drug Discovery, Portfolio • Platform Technology and Science, GSK

Douglas Beshore, PhD

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Medicinal Chemist • Director, Exelixis • Principal Scientist, Merck

Joe Camardo, MD

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Medical Strategy • CMO, ADC Therapeutics • SVP, Celgene, Pfizer, Wyeth

Alph Bingham, PhD

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Senior Pharma Leadership • Collaborative Drug Discovery, InnoCentive • R&D Executive, Eli Lilly

Rebecca Kurnat, MS

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Head of Operations, SaponiQx • Novavax Vaccine Lead, US Government Operation Warp Speed • Technology Selection and Clinical Evaluation, Department of Defense

Saurabha Bhatnagar, PhD

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Physician Executive & Software Engineer • Chief Medical Officer, United Healthcare, VA • Faculty, Harvard Medical School

Robin Prince, PhD

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DNA Encoded Libraries • Informatics & Molecular Biology, Dice Therapeutics

Christopher Bun, PhD

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Machine Learning, Computational Biology, Cancer Genomics • CSO / CTO, Cancer IQ

John Santerre, PhD

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Machine Learning, Deep Learning • AI Researcher/Instructor, Berkeley, NASA • Founder, Silicon Valley Bank AI Lab

Michael Yassa, PhD

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Professor of Neurobiology & Behavior, UC Irvine • Director, UCI Brain Initiative • Co-Founder, Augnition Labs & Enthorin Therapeutics • Memory, neuroimaging & cognitive decline • PhD, UC Irvine

Sara Burke, MBA

TAP Neuro

Amar Sahay, PhD

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Scientific Co-Founder, TAP Neuro (Alzheimer's Disease) • Professor, Harvard Medical School & MGH • Associate Member, Broad Institute of MIT & Harvard • Principal Faculty, Harvard Stem Cell Institute • Memory circuits, neurogenesis & cognitive restoration

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