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: https://groups.wharton.upenn.edu/pubs/home/#
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | Life SciencesScience |
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Dr. Ben Doranz co-founded Integral Molecular in 2001. He has led all aspects of the company’s growth since its inception, bringing 5 different technologies from research to market and growing the company into a profitable commercial entity. He is an ... more
In this episode, Grace Dai and founder of Nucleus Kian Sadeghi (who studied Computational Biology at Penn!) delve into a discussion about the power of thinking forward as an entrepreneur, staying inspired and passionate as a Penn student, using genet... more
In this special episode, Jerry Cai and Dr. Thomas Mallouk, a renowned Professor of Chemistry at the University of Pennsylvania, explore current approaches to scaling up hydrogen fuel production and long-term storage, desalination approaches to supple... more
Join Dzung Than and Dr. Ping Wang, professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the Perelman School of Medicine, for a discussion on next-generation technologies that advance precision diagnosis and prognosis using bioengineering, nanotechnology... more
In this podcast, Special Initiative members Advait Thaploo and Roshan Pillai chat with Dr. Marco Ruella of the Center for Cellular Immunotherapies to discuss coming up in the CAR-T space, spinning off a biotech company, and advice and outlook for the... more
University of Pennsylvania undergraduates Grace Dai, Alisha Kumar, and Ishaan Jindal sit down with Vital Start CEO Kirthika Parmeswaran to explore entrepreneurship and innovation in maternal mental health.
In this episode, SI committee member Sylvanne Braganza speaks with Dr. Dominic A. Sisti about what constitutes and how to address the most relevant issues in the field of mental health ethics and the possibilities for mental health research going for... more
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