Episode 9 – Prof Charles Cooney, the History and Future of Biotech and Boston Ballet
My guest today is Prof Charles Cooney. Prof Cooney received his B.S. in chemical engineering from the University of Pennsylvania
Episode 8 – David Sullivan on New Modalities, Price, Patients and the Pharma Landscape
My guest today is David Sullivan, Sr. Director and Global Lead of Vaccines and Biologics MSAT at Pfizer. He did
Episode 7 – Salvatore Mascia and Continuous Manufacturing
My guest today is Salvatore Mascia. Sal is the Co-Founder & CEO of CONTINUUS Pharmaceuticals based in Woburn, MA. He
Episode 6 – Matt Roberge and the Global Pharma Forces
My guest today is Matt Roberge. He got his Mechanical Engineering degree from Villanova Uni. He currently works for Pfizer
Episode 5 – Blockchain and Fake Drugs with Dr. Hariawala, Prof Vaishnav and Mr. Mankodi
Dr. Mukesh Hariawala is a world-renowned heart surgeon, a highly sought after keynote speaker and Chairman of American Healthcare International
Episode 4 – Continuous Manufacturing and Rare Events with Prof Bernhardt Trout
Professor Trout directs the Molecular Engineering Laboratory and Novartis-MIT Center for Continuous Manufacturing at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA.
Episode 3 – ISPE Boston and Individualized Medicine with Jack Campion
Jack Campion is Principal at the Hart Companies. He is the immediate past president of the ISPE Boston area chapter. Jack and the show
Episode 2 – E. Coli Outbreak and Bacteria Detection with Dr. Monika Weber
Dr. Monika Weber is the Founder and CEO of Fluid Screen, a startup in Boston, MA with a revolutionary chip-on-a-technology to detect
Episode 1 – Nanoparticles and the future of implants with Prof. Tom Webster
Professor Webster directs the Webster Nanomedicine Laboratory in Northeastern University, Boston which designs, synthesizes, and evaluates nanomaterials for various implant applications. To date, his
Corporate Memes
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Career Tips
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Have Ever Met Someone who Made Your Medicine?
It’s very easy to like and respect someone in person who helped you during your illness. After all, the person
Now is the Time to Act for the Pharma Industry.
The current events are proving conclusively what the keen observers have been predicting for years i.e. you can not ignore