On this episode, Mark discusses a range of translational research issues with the Director of Healthcare & Life Sciences at Harvard Innovation Labs, including:
What led Mike to focus on life science virtually from the start of his professional career.
From Mike’s perspective, what do all successful startups have in common, and what are the big mistakes Mike has seen that doom startups
With his years of experience building and advising companies, what’s Mike’s proudest professional achievement
Mike’s focus has been on complex, pioneering technologies. How does he effectively communicate to general audiences – investors and the media, for example – about the value and importance of new products he’s developing
Translational research and commercialization have been buzzwords for quite a while, and many academics are interested in applying research done in the lab in a commercial context. This isn’t an easy undertaking, and many fail. As someone who’s been an academic and a successful entrepreneur, what advice does Mike have for his former colleagues in the academy who want to start businesses based on their research
The latest news from the Harvard Innovation Labs
Mike’s professional heroes – those he most admires
