Biotech Innovators: How it Started
Biotech Innovators: How it Started
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A Biotech Innovators Spotlight on Dr. Jeanne Loring, Ethicist and 'Godmother ' of Stem Cells
In this episode of Biotech Innovators, Dr. Jeanne Loring, Professor Emeritus at Scripps Research Institute and Founder, CSO, and Chair of the SAB at Aspen Neuroscience, joins host Josh Judkins to discuss her work in stem cell research, Parkinso...
The Importance of Collaboration Between Academia and the Biotech Industry
When university and industry researchers work in tandem to conquer big challenges in medicine, they can achieve much more together than they ever could apart. Sue Fletcher, a pioneer in RNA therapeutics and Chief Scientific Officer at
Good Science and Good Product: The Complexity of Biomedical Innovation
Innovation is critical to the future of healthcare, and it can lead to better patient outcomes, improved well-being, and overall better population health. Unfortunately, too many brilliant biomedical concepts never reach patients due to a lack ...
Learning How Microbiome Research Helps With Understanding Human Health and Disease
One of the greatest unexplored spaces in the world, is the microbiome: a bustling network of trillions of microorganisms living inside each of us. If we could learn more about them, the advances we’d make in healthcare and other fields would be...
The Balancing Act of Biotech and Business
When it comes to biotech, both the academic and industry settings are crucial in developing novel medicines. Dr. Brent Cezairliyan has experienced both sides of biotech, first through an academic career exploring bacterial pathogenesis, and now...