Health Care

The Case for Data Sharing with The Broad Institute

Mar. 19, 2026

Guest: Dr. Shantanu Singh, Senior Group Leader, The Broad Institute

Host: Brendan Smith, Director, Life Science & Diagnostic Tools and Biotech Analyst, TD Cowen

In this episode, TD Cowen's Health Care Analyst Brendan Smith hosts Dr. Shantanu Singh, Senior Group Leader at the Broad Institute, to explore the emerging use cases for AI in basic science research and the recent increase in data sharing initiatives across the sector. We discuss how researchers are countering key bottlenecks with novel data sharing techniques and what this paradigm shift could mean for the evolution of health care AI and the industry as a whole.

This podcast was originally recorded on March 4, 2026.

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