Are you interested in the cross-field between life sciences and entrepreneurship? This fall the 2IP (International Innovation Project) will host four webinars on the topic designed to give students an insight into Silicon Valley from a life science perspective.
The Personal Journey of Starting a Life Science Company
During the first webinar you will have the opportunity to meet Grace Wei, COO and co-Founder at Encellin, who will share her inspiring story of how she made the transition from a university setting to navigating the start-up world and learning the lexicon for biotech from a business viewpoint. During the talk, Grace will share the ups and downs she has encountered along the way and how she has managed to overcome some of the obstacles that inevitably comes along.
GRACE WEI
COO and Founder Encellin
Grace Wei is co-founder of Encellin, a medical solutions company developing next generation transplants to address some of the chronic diseases affecting 50% of the world’s population. Grace’s role in Encellin is building the framework to satisfy both biological and clinical considerations using live cell/tissue therapy with their proprietary encapsulation platform.
2IP - a unique opportunity for master students
All webinars are free, and brought to you by 2IP (International Innovation Project), a unique program for master students with the opportunity for a semester in a Silicon Valley Life Science start-up learning entrepreneurship first hand as part of your master - deadline for application is soon, apply now at 2ip.dk.
The program is sponsored by Novo Nordisk Fonden and run in collaboration with Innovation Center Denmark, Silicon Valley.