Archive: Molecular Technology: From the Lab to the Marketplace
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Channel: UW Video · 2013 · Education
Join an interactive discussion on the opportunities and challenges of bringing molecular engineering technology "from lab to marketplace" hosted at the University of Washington -- moderated by Dean Matt O'Donnell. Panelists Eric Dobmeier (Seattle Genetics), Hugh Hillhouse (UW Chemical Engineering), Eric "Rick" Luebbe (EnerG2), Suzie Pun (UW Bioengineering), and Mark Verbrugge (General Motors Research and Development) discuss the potential impact of molecular engineering in the fields of biotechnology and energy, and the opportunities it has opened for new business models, international collaborations, and public/private partnerships. Eric Dobmeier, Chief Operating Officer, Seattle Genetics Hugh Hillhouse, Rehnberg Chair Professor, Professor of Chemical Engineering, University of Washington Eric "Rick" Luebbe, Chief Executive Officer, EnerG2 Matt O'Donnell, Frank & Julie Jungers Dean of Engineering, University of Washington Suzie Pun, Robert F. Rushmer Associate Professor of Bioengineering, University of Washington Mark Verbrugge, Director, Chemical and Materials Systems Laboratory, General Motors Research and Development 9/18/2012
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