Named in the Epstein Files

Craig Venter

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Also known as: J. Craig Venter
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Background

American biologist, geneticist, and businessman known for leading the private effort to sequence the human genome and for creating the first synthetic life form. Connected to Epstein through the Edge Foundation science network. Named in the Epstein files per Nature magazine.

A prominent figure in the scientific community's entanglement with Epstein's philanthropy.

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Energy Policy Commentary Lacking Concrete Leads
2025-11-11 · House-oversight · Other
The passage is a broad, historical overview of energy predictions and policy statements with no specific allegations, transactions, or actionable details linking powerful individuals or institutions t Lists past energy forecasts by various officials and institutions. Notes the gap between predictions and actual outcomes. Mentions public figures (Nixon, Al Gore, Craig Venter) only in the context of
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Biographical overview of J. Craig Venter and his scientific enterprises
2025-11-11 · House-oversight · Other
The document provides a standard biography of a prominent scientist with no new allegations, financial details, or connections to controversial actions. It lacks actionable leads, sensitive controvers J. Craig Venter founded multiple genomics research organizations (JCVI, Synthetic Genomics, Celera). He served as a Navy Corpsman in Vietnam (1967‑68). Recipient of the 2008 U.S. National Medal of Sc
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2013 Edge Question - An Up (John Brockman, December 31, 2012)
2012-12-31 · Efta-ds11 · Email
From: John Brockman. To: Craig Venter; George Church; Nassim Nicholas Taleb; Jared Diamond; Richard. Date: December 31, 2012. Subject: 2013 Edge Question - An Up
Kahneman wins LA Times Book Prize (John Brockman, April 21, 2012)
2012-04-21 · Efta-ds11 · Email
From: John Brockman. To: Richard Dawkins; Craig Venter; Sendhil Mullainathan; J.E. Safra; Bill Gates; Nat. Date: April 21, 2012. Subject: Kahneman wins LA Times Book Prize
Energy Policy Commentary Lacking Concrete Leads
2011-11-21 · House-oversight · Government
Energy Policy Commentary Lacking Concrete Leads The passage is a broad, historical overview of energy predictions and policy statements with no specific allegations, transactions, or actionable details linking powerful individuals or institutions to misconduct. It offers no verifiable leads for investigation. Key insights: Lists past energy forecasts by various officials and institutions.; Notes the gap between predictions and actual outcomes.; Mentions public figures (Nixon, Al Gore, Craig Venter) only in the context of past statements or projects.
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Email from J. Craig Venter (01 Jan 4501)
· Efta-ds9 · Other
From: J. Craig Venter, James O'Donnell, Stephen Kosslyn, Philip Zimbardo, Stewart Bran. Date: 01 Jan 4501
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