From Kill Switch: The Glassholes Are Back

From Kill Switch: The Glassholes Are Back

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Mass-Producing Stem Cells to Cure Disease

Nabiha Saklayen is the co-founder and CEO of Cellino. Nabiha’s problem is this: How can you make personalized stem cell therapies quickly and cheaply? Induced pluripotent stem cells, or IPSCs, have shown tremendous promise as treatments for illnesses like Parkinson’s, leukemia, a ...  Show more

Building a Self-Driving Tractor to Change the Future of Food

Please take our survey https://tinyurl.com/wyplistenersurvey about the show! Tell us what you want to hear, and what would make it better. Tim Bucher is a farmer, and the founder and CEO of Agtonomy. Tim's problem is this: How do you build an autonomous tractor that can work for ...  Show more

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