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Penn Undergraduate Biotech Society (PUBS) Podcast

Penn Undergraduate Biotech Society
Biotechnology
Engineering Ethics
Biomedical Engineering
Artificial Intelligence
Clinical Trials
Cancer Therapeutics
Breast Cancer
Brain Cancer
Computer Science
Bioengineering
Intellectual Property
Crispr-Cas9
Genome Editing
Medicare
Biofilms
Oral Health
CAR T-Cell Therapy
Technology Licensing
University Of Pennsylvania
Regenerative Medicine

Biotech, business, and breakthroughs. This is your one-stop podcast hosted by students at the University of Pennsylvania that brings on industry leaders, visionary pioneers, cutting-edge researchers, and biotech entrepreneurs from around the globe. Check out our website here: groups.wharton.upenn.edu/pubs/home/#

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In this episode, Abby Joseph speaks with Cameron Applegate, patent agent at NK Patent Law. They discuss how patent agents approach IP strategy, including what to protect, when to file, and how to think about freedom to operate. Cameron covers common ... more

Today, Adya Srinivasan sits with Dr. Prathap Jayaram, a clinician-scientist and Director of Clinical Regenerative Medicine at Emory University. His work sits at the intersection of biotechnology, regenerative medicine, and clinical care, focusing on ... more

In this episode, undergraduate Lola Mallela sits down with Jonathan D. Moreno PhD. Dr. Moreno, as of recording, was the Professor of Medical Ethics and Health Policy, of History and Sociology of Science, and of Philosophy at the University of Pennsyl... more

Today, undergraduate Eshal Momin sits down with Hyun (Michel) Koo, DDS, MS, PhD. Dr. Koo is a dentist-scientist who is also a professor at the School of Dental Medicine and in School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at the University of Pennsylvan... more

In this podcast, Claire Tian, undergraduate at the University of Pennsylvania, sits down with Josh Schwartz MD, MBA who sits as the Vice President of Medical Affairs in North America at BeOne Medicines. Dr. Schwartz dives into his career but also the... more

Today, Kevin Lee, an undergrad at the University of Pennsylvania, talks with Dr. Theodore Drivas MD, PhD, assistant professor in Translational Medicine and Human Genetics at the Perelman School of Medicine. In this episode, Dr. Drivas talks about his... more

In this episode, Suchi Patel sits down with Zarina S. Ali, MD, Chief of Neurosurgery at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center and Associate Professor of Neurosurgery at the Perelman School of Medicine. Dr. Ali shares insights from her pioneering career in... more

In this episode, Arnav Gupta sits down with Dr. Mark Pauly, a health economist at the Wharton School, to discuss the economics of healthcare delivery, insurance market design, and the trade-offs between cost, access, and quality in the U.S. healthcar... more

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Cameron Applegate
Patent Agent at NK Patent Law with over a decade of experience in biotech patent strategies
NK Patent Law
Episode: From Invention to IP: Navigating Patents with Cameron Applegate
Prathap Jayaram
Director of Clinical Regenerative Medicine in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at Emory University
Emory University
Episode: Understanding Regenerative Medicine and Innovation: Learning from Dr. Dr. Prathap Jayaram
Jonathan Moreno
Emeritus Professor of Medical Ethics and Health Policy, History and Sociology of Science at Penn
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: The Unspoken Half of Healthcare: Discussing Ethics and Policy with Jonathan D. Moreno
Michael Koo
Professor at the School of Dental Medicine and School of Engineering; co-founder and director of the Center for Innovation and Precision Dentistry
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: The Science of the Smile: A conversation with Dr. Hyun Koo about biofilms, immunity, and innovation
Dr. Schwartz
BeOne Medicines Vice President of Medical Affairs in North America
BeOne Medicines
Episode: Translating Innovation: A discussion with Dr. Josh Schwartz on Bringing Drugs to Market.
Theodore Drivas
Clinical geneticist and researcher at Penn
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: Analyzing Genomic Variation in Disease: a conversation with Dr. Theodore Drivas
Zarina Ali
First female chief of neurosurgery at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center; associate professor in neurosurgery and orthopedic surgery at Perelman School of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania; Penn Presbyterian Medical Center
Episode: Leadership in the OR and Academic Medicine: A Career Conversation with Dr. Zarina Ali
Mark Pauly
Health economist at the Wharton School with 50+ years researching health care organization, delivery, and financing
Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Episode: Economics of Health Care and Moral Hazard: An Insight with Dr .Mark Pauly
Bruce Levine
Professor of Cancer Gene Therapy at University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: Future of Immunotherapy: a Deep Dive with Dr. Bruce Levine

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Abby
Host of the PUBS Podcast, actively involved in discussions on biotech entrepreneurship and innovation.

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From Invention to Impact: Inside Technology Licensing with Dr. Terry Bray
Q: How do licensing professionals approach negotiating financial terms to balance value for both sides?
Terms are viewed as levers: up one lever (e.g., upfront fees) may allow adjusting another (e.g., royalties). The goal is fair value reflecting the technology's potential, with flexibility to accommodate the needs of startups or larger established companies.
From Invention to Impact: Inside Technology Licensing with Dr. Terry Bray
Q: What are the key diligence and performance terms startups should expect in a license, and how are they monitored?
Diligence terms include milestones like minimum viable product timelines, first commercial sale, regulatory milestones, and revenue targets. Licenses typically require quarterly reporting of sales and progress, with adjustments possible if timelines shift.
From Invention to Impact: Inside Technology Licensing with Dr. Terry Bray
Q: Why is tech transfer considered a viable path for commercializing a university invention, and when might it not be the best route?
Tech transfer translates bench innovations into market-ready products. It's often the best path for commercialization, but if an invention primarily advances knowledge without a clear commercial need, other knowledge-dissemination routes like publishing or talks might be more appropriate.
From Invention to IP: Navigating Patents with Cameron Applegate
Q: How is AI impacting patent practice and disclosure considerations?
AI is changing how disclosures are drafted and researched, raising concerns about privacy and attorney-client privilege, and requiring firms to use enterprise-grade tools to keep data confidential while recognizing that open platforms may not have the same privacy guarantees.
From Invention to IP: Navigating Patents with Cameron Applegate
Q: How do you determine if an invention has an enabling disclosure and is patentable?
You assess whether the disclosure provides enough detail to enable a person skilled in the field to reproduce the invention, ensuring sufficient data or practical demonstration, and evaluate whether the claims can be supported by that disclosure to secure a filing date and broad protection.

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