Building upon the success of last year's Stories of Women-Led Innovation Event, this forum continued highlighting the achievements and challenges faced by our women innovators and demystifying the innovation pathway through presentations and panel discussions. Sessions covered intellectual property protection, building inclusive teams and addressing bias in the context of academic innovation.
Attendees were excited to hear from our keynote speaker, Gitanjali Rao, aspiring scientist, inventor and author!
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
This event aimed to educate and inspire entrepreneurs at all stages. Featuring panels on company formation, funding biomedical discoveries and creating strategic alliances, each session included interactive elements and the chance to network with potential partners from the Anschutz campus and beyond.
Attendees got to know Jodie Morrison, CEO of Q32 Bio, and Kimberly Muller, Executive Director of CU Innovations, through their Fireside Chat Keynote.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Congratulations to the judge vote winner, NowVitals pitched by Robin Deterding, MD, and the audience vote winner, Vināśa Oncology pitched by Sujatha Venkataraman, PhD!
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
With sessions featuring scientific talks, career panels, and a 2-hour networking lunch, RMBTS offered a prime platform to highlight scientific advancements and career opportunities, and foster collaboration within Colorado's scientific community.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
Sascha received his B.S. in Biology at UC Davis before completing his PhD in Pharmacology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. His work focused on how TGFβ signaling impacts immunotherapy in head and neck cancer. Sascha has held a variety of positions including lab manager at the University of Washington, lab manager at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and scientific writer at Scientific and Medical Affairs Consulting, LLC before joining OnKure Therapeutics as a pharmacology research scientist. In this position, he manages ADME and PKPD/efficacy studies, organizes and maintains data, and develops experiments to quantify and optimize in vivo drug properties for material with in vitro activity.
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