At 82, I Have a Simple Dream | Dr. Naresh Chand, M.S., Ph.D., Retired Neuropharmacologist and Former Health Scientist Administrator, NIH/NIDA | Washington DC-Baltimore Area
At 82, I Have a Simple Dream | Dr. Naresh Chand, M.S., Ph.D., Retired Neuropharmacologist and Former Health Scientist Administrator,…
From Chemistry For Dummies to Artificial Intelligence: A Father’s Unlikely Journey into Gene Therapy | Andrew Venables, Founder and CEO of Loxegen, Australia
When his son was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, Andrew Venables, a lawyer and finance executive with no scientific background, embarked…
One Decision That Helps Business Owners Create More Freedom | Kim Groshek, Executive Decision Strategist, Greater Milwaukee
A clear decision about priorities, delegation, and personal goals can help established business owners reduce daily demands and build a…
The Shortest Path to the Brain Runs Through the Nose | Lawrence Fine, CEO and Co-Founder of AGCP Farmacêuticos, Lisbon
Nasal drug delivery could offer a promising route for delivering medicines to the brain while bypassing the blood-brain barrier, with…
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Physicians Don’t Have to Sell Their Practices to Survive | Ben Phillips, San Francisco Bay Area
Selling a medical practice is often seen as the natural solution to mounting administrative burdens, complex insurance contracts, and financial…
The University’s Next Rival Isn’t Another University. It’s the Companies That Hire Its Graduates.
The university's monopoly on advanced learning and credentialing is breaking as employers build their own learning infrastructure at scale, and…
The Next Generation Is Not Inheriting a Portfolio. It Is Inheriting a Capital Strategy.
Life sciences investment is moving beyond the simple hunt for breakthrough science toward a broader opportunity: building the platforms, infrastructure…
The Next Great Life Sciences Investments May Be Building the Machinery Behind Biology
Life sciences investment is moving beyond the simple hunt for breakthrough science toward a broader opportunity: building the platforms, infrastructure…
The Next Great Life Advisor May Not Help You Set Goals. They May Help You See Your Life as a Whole.
For years, life advice has been divided into neat categories: career, money, health, relationships, education and personal development. But real…
When Waste Becomes a Supply Chain Strategy
For decades, sustainability has often been measured by what companies emit, consume or throw away. A more consequential shift is…
Cities Are Learning to Rehearse Before They Build
Smart city technology is moving beyond dashboards and connected infrastructure toward something more consequential: cities that can simulate decisions, learn…
Relationships Are Becoming Something People Learn to Build, Not Just Something They Hope Will Work
Relationship services are evolving beyond crisis counselling into a broader ecosystem of professional support for communication, partnership, family life, separation,…
The Next Big EdTech Opportunity Is Not Teaching More. It Is Proving What People Can Do
EdTech is moving beyond delivering courses and content toward continuously developing and demonstrating what people can actually do, potentially changing…
The Most Important New Technology in Human Development May Be the One That Learns How You Learn
Environmental organizations are entering a new era in which satellites, AI, environmental DNA and continuous sensing could turn nature from…
