Dreaming of democratized access to biotechnology, Will Canine started Opentrons as an NYU thesis project.

Tony Kulesa is a relentless champion for scientists and founders, but especially scientist founders. He helped ignite the enthusiasm of the growing founder-led biotech movement, and has good ideas about where it can go next.

Rob Carlson wrote the book on our biotech future more than ten years ago. He matches his deep involvement in biotechnology research and development with a broad understanding of innovation history. While no one can precisely predict the future, Carlson draws the best map.