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Join Neil Littman on The Bioverge Podcast as he explores the intersection of bio x tech and features the entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders who are revolutionizing healthcare and bringing science fiction to life.
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Andrew Lo, Professor of Finance, and the Director of the Laboratory for Financial Engineering at the MIT Sloan School of Management, sits down with Neil to discuss his application of portfolio theory to address the challenges of funding drug development and how a Netflix subscription model can address the coming crisis in funding high-priced curati…
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Nathan Hunkapiller, Chief Scientific Officer and Co-Founder of Curve Biosciences, sits down with Neil to discuss liquid biopsies, the company’s efforts to expand the use of these blood-based tests to improve the treatment of chronic diseases, and how it is enabling earlier intervention.Av The Bioverge Podcast
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Drew Titmarsh, Co-Founder and CEO of Dynomics, sits down with Neil to discuss that lack of innovative therapies to treat heat disease, the company’s discovery platform that uses engineered cardiac organoids that function like adult human heart tissue, and how the company is using this to develop precision therapies to address the root causes of hea…
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David Li, Co-Founder and CEO of Meliora Therapeutics, sits down with Neil to discuss why the mechanism of action for cancer therapies in development is poorly understood, how this leads to a high and costly clinical failure rate, and how Meliora's platform technology uncovers the true mechanism of action of a drug and it enables it to identify prom…
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Anat Burkovitz, CEO of TrojanBio, sits down with Neil to discuss its AI-drive antibodies platform, how it enlists the viral immune system in the fight against cancer, and why she thinks the technology will broaden the population of patients who will benefit from immunotherapies.Av The Bioverge Podcast
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Kriya Therapeutics Co-Founder, Chairman, and CEO Shankar Ramaswamy sits down with Neil. He discusses how the company is changing the way gene therapies are designed, developed, and manufactured in an effort to cut costs, accelerate the time to market, and expand the reach of gene therapies to a broad universe of disease.…
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Ramsey Homsany, co-founder and president of Octant Bio, sits down with Neil to discuss the company’s efforts to tackle complex diseases with next-generation small molecule drugs by harnessing synthetic biology to better understand the biochemical mechanisms of its targets, his unusual path to leadership of a biotechnology company, and Octant’s coll…
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On this episode, David Fajgenbaum, co-founder of Every Cure, sits down with Neil to discuss his new nonprofit, which is seeking to unlock the potential of already approved drugs to treat diseases for which they have not been approved. Fajgenbuam, co-founder and executive director of the Castleman Disease Collaborative Network and assistant professo…
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Trevor Martin, co-founder of CEO of Mammoth Biosciences, sits down with Neil to discuss the power of CRISPR as a diagnostic and therapeutic tool, his company's efforts to discover new CRISPR enzymes, and how the company is building a therapeutic pipeline through partnerships and on its own.Av The Bioverge Podcast
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About ten years ago, futurist Sonia Arrison in her book “100 Plus” explored the coming age of longevity and the broad impacts it would have. Now, as a venture investor, she’s backing companies that are positively impacting longevity through her 100 Plus Capital. In this episode, Neil talks to Arrison about the area of longevity, her investment appr…
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Greg Simon, former president of the Biden Cancer Initiative and former executive director of the White House Cancer Moonshot Task Force, discusses his long career in healthcare that has cut across the government, nonprofit, and private sectors. His work has extended from FasterCures, which has sought to build a patient-centric system to accelerate …
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In November, voters approved a new $5.5 billion bond measure that extends the life of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine. The measure passed with far less fanfare than the original proposition that established the institute in the midst of a national controversy over embryonic stem cell research. With the passage of the new measure,…
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