Making a Difference in Biotech

Making a Difference in Biotech

George Scangos is CEO of Vir Biotechnology and head of BIO’s Coronavirus Collaboration Initiative. He talks to Stanford structural biology professor Jody Puglisi about the challenge of building financially viable therapies for infectious diseases. Excerpt:

"...who you are defines how you build this is the entrepreneurial thought leaders series brought to you by stanford e corner on this episode we're joined by george scandals george is the former ceo of biogen and the current president and ceo of verb biotechnology a company that is developing new therapies to fight some of the world's most dangerous infectious diseases including coven..."

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