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Transcribed is your front-row seat to the fascinating world of biotech. Hosted by two curious minds bridging science and business, this podcast brings you insightful conversations with leading voices in biotechnology.
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What It Takes to Make Longevity Medicine Work | Prof. Andrea B. Maier (opens the original)
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What does it take to turn longevity research into medicine people can rely on?Prof. Andrea B. Maier joins Pierre Jacob and Meronn Jacob on Transcribed to discuss precision geromedicine, the work of preserving health and function as we age, and the standards needed to bring this approach into wider clinical practice.Andrea explains how she approaches a first clinic visit, why a person's goals and daily life matter alongside biological measurements, and why making care accessible starts with defin
From Research to a Fundable Biotech Startup | Bodo Brückner (opens the original)
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What has to happen between a promising research paper and a biotech company someone is willing to fund? Bodo Brückner joins Pierre Jacob and Meronn Yoshiyama to explain how the Life Science Accelerator Baden-Württemberg helps teams work toward investment readiness, and what scientists need to understand when they start building a business.Bodo describes an entrepreneurship course in which students take a real scientific paper, imagine they own its intellectual property, and develop a business mo
Longevity for Everyone: Lessons from 39 Countries | Marek Piotrowski (opens the original)
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A year on the road. Five continents. Thirty-nine countries. More than 100 conversations with scientists. Marek Piotrowski set out with his son to explore what it takes to live longer. One of his biggest lessons came from the relationship they built along the way. In this episode of Transcribed, Pierre and Meronn sit down with Marek to discuss his move from marketing strategy into longevity, the lessons from their father-and-son journey, and why he believes storytelling can bring the field to a m
Can We Print Human Organs? Why Cells Need a Home | Ahed Almalla (opens the original)
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As co-founder of Renatrix, Dr. Ahed Almalla is building a future where cells "feel at home" — using advanced biomaterials to create 3D microenvironments that better mimic human biology. In this episode, she shares her incredible journey from war-torn Aleppo to founding a biotech startup in Berlin, how she shifted from academic perfectionism to entrepreneurial action, and her vision for 3D bioprinting functional organs from a patient's own cells. Dr. Ahed Almalla is the co-founder of Renatrix, a
The Stem Cells Nobody Wanted: A Father’s Discovery | Yuta Lee (opens the original)
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As a founder and CEO of Accelerated Biosciences, Yuta Lee made an unlikely leap from a career in finance and insurance to building one of the most unusual stem cell platforms in regenerative medicine. He's commercializing a cell type discovered by his own father, one that might hold the key to fighting aging at its root. In this episode, Yuta unpacks his journey from property casualty insurance to biotech, the ethical sourcing and unique power of trophoblast stem cells, and how his company aims
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