Startup School by Y Combinator

A Conversation with Elizabeth Iorns - Advice for Biotech Founders

Oct 3, 2018

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Cancer Biology Reproducibility Project

03:27

The Reproducible Initiative

03:22

What's the Difference Between Biotec and Software?

03:19

Introduction

2min

Science Exchange - How Did It Come About?

2min

The Inefficiency Drives the Inefficiency

2min

Yogenera

2min

Is There Still a Barrier to Start Ups?

4min

Sciencis Change - How Did You Approach Both Sides of the Market Place?

5min

The Very First on the Demands by the Very First Customer

2min

The Reproducible Initiative

3min

Cancer Biology Reproducibility Project

3min

10.

The Biggest Challenge as a Market Place Company?

2min

11.

Biotec and Biotech Start Ups - What Are the Causes?

3min

12.

What's the Difference Between Biotec and Software?

3min

13.

Is It Possible to Bring a Drug to Market Without Getting Acquired?

3min

14.

What Are Some Common Mistakes You've Made as a Biotic Founder?

2min

15.

Are You Looking for a Business Cofounder?

2min

16.

Should Computer Programmes, What Should They Do?

3min

17.

Science Exchange - A Game Changer

2min

18.

How Can New Approaches to Causiality Be Used?

3min

19.

We're a Slave Because We Don't Have a Technical Cofounder

3min

20.

Science Exchange

5min

YC Partner Adora Cheung talks to Science Exchange Co-Founder and CEO Elizabeth Iorns about her experience as a biotech startup founder.

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