Leaders in science join us to bring you valuable insights into the world of biotechnology. Subscribe and never miss an episode.
We publish new episodes bi-weekly and bring on a wide range of guests, from first-time founders, experienced scientists, and long-time company operators to serial entrepreneurs and biotech investors.
Hear about the challenges and triumphs of running a biotech startup and gain actionable insight into navigating the life sciences industry as we explore the business of science, from pre-seed to IPO.
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Biotech2050 Podcast Origins | Facilitating Innovation Conversations in Biotech | VibeBio’s Mission & Funding Cures Instead of Finding Them | Non-Linear Growth & Thinking Long Term
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Transitioning Into Entrepreneurship | The Importance of Sales Experience for Founders | The Power of a .edu Email | Managing Personnel During Hyperscaling
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Combining Software & Science | The Influence of Serendipity on Trajectory | The Importance of Mentors | Making an Impact & Solving Problems
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Being a Scrappy Founder | Adapting to Change & Learning to Pivot | The Importance of Professional Business Development | Setting Client Expectations
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Leaving Academia for Industry | How to Handle Miscommunication | Creating a Truly Diverse Company Culture | Being Bootstrapped & Forging a Business Model in the Real World
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Skateboarding, Resilience, & Problem Solving | The Importance of Hands-On Lab Experiences | The Elegant Simplicity of Trial & Error | Running the Whitehead Institute’s Core Facility
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Government Grants | The Importance of Storytelling for STEM Startups | Venture Capital vs Non-Dilutive Funding | How To Gain Strategic Corporate Interest Domestically & Abroad
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Global Competition | Defending & Monetizing Your Intellectual Property | Dealing With Patent Trolls & Needing Multiple Patents Per Technology | The Importance of Global IP Strategy for Startups
The life sciences industry has evolved significantly since its inception, shaping different ways people conduct, fund, and commercialize promising science and technology.
The many iterations of success and failure have produced countless journeys from discovery to IPO, supporting the idiosyncratic nature of building a biotech around something innovative.
More and more researchers make the change from academia to industry, fostering a new generation of entrepreneurs interested in bringing innovative products to market. We created the Biotech Startups podcast to support this new generation of founders.
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