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74th percentile
Current founder of Replicater Labs, Accel cohort, backed by Sam Altman
Credibility
Domain Expertise · 77th percentile
- AI Trailblazers Women in AI recognition issued June 2025 — industry award for AI domain expertise.
- Toyota Riken Fellow — a recognized research fellowship award from Toyota's research institute.
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Founder score
- 95%Probability of being accurate (95%)4,081 LinkedIn followers — broad professional reach.
- 90%Probability of being accurate (90%)Current founder and CEO of Replicater Labs, actively operating since January 2025.
- 90%Probability of being accurate (90%)Active builder with 29 public non-fork repos on GitHub.
- 90%Probability of being accurate (90%)Currently shipping public code (most recent push 12 days ago to repo 'replicater-site'), though no repos have significant stars.
- 85%Probability of being accurate (85%)Past co-founder of Lainey (desktop AI assistant, 2024–2025).
- 85%Probability of being accurate (85%)Identified GitHub account @miyu-horiuchi with confirmed name match.
- 80%Probability of being accurate (80%)Demonstrates personal technical depth: deep research background in bioengineering, microfluidics, material science, and computer science at UC Berkeley and MIT, with hands-on fabrication and ML work.
- 75%Probability of being accurate (75%)AI Trailblazers Women in AI recognition issued June 2025 — industry award for AI domain expertise.
- 70%Probability of being accurate (70%)Toyota Riken Fellow — a recognized research fellowship award from Toyota's research institute.
- 55%Probability of being accurate (55%)Forbes 30 Under 30 2026 list recognition as a young entrepreneur and business leader.
- 55%Probability of being accurate (55%)Replicater Labs has co-founders per the Accel cohort and residency program context.
- 50%Probability of being accurate (50%)Built and sold the 3D food printing system (Byte Bites), which was acquired.
What you likely need
You're an early-stage technical founder at Replicater Labs with strong scientific depth and backing from Accel and Sam Altman's residency — the right next moves are around fundraising momentum, finding co-founders or early hires with complementary skills, and positioning your AI-for-science thesis with the right investors. Connecting with other deep-tech and AI-for-science founders who've navigated the pre-seed to seed transition would be especially valuable right now.
Would you attend these IRL Festival events?
We will tune and customize your Founder Festival experience to make sure you get invited to the events that would be most valuable to you.
- fundraisingAn Accel cohort founder dinner to share early traction metrics and get warm intros to Accel's seed-stage partners for a formal raise.
- introsA 'The Residency' alumni roundtable with other Sam Altman-backed founders to pressure-test AI-for-science product theses and identify co-founder candidates.
- positioningAn AI-for-science founder dinner with founders building in biology, materials, and climate to share go-to-market playbooks for selling to research institutions.
- hiringA MIT and UC Berkeley deep-tech alumni happy hour in San Francisco to recruit a founding engineer with ML and bioengineering overlap.
- fundraisingA pre-seed-to-seed fundraising workshop with other Accel and YC-adjacent founders to refine pitch narrative around the 'bits & atoms' AI-for-science angle.
- introsAn AI Trailblazers Women in AI networking dinner to build relationships with other recognized women founders and investors in the AI space.
- tacticalA tactical workshop on non-dilutive funding (grants, fellowships, SBIR) for deep-tech founders, given Lainey was fully grant-funded.