I am excited that together with Marian Kupculak, we were selected for Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe 2024 in Science & Healthcare category for our work at Sensible Biotechnologies on enabling the next generation of mRNA medicines and enhancing global biosecurity by turning living cells into cost-effective factories for scalable production of high-quality #mRNA.
Since we started Sensible 2.5 years ago, we have gone through a long journey: we rapidly advanced our mRNA platform, closed strategic partnership with Ginkgo Bioworks, Inc., raised funding from leading US and European DeepTech and TechBio investors, scaled our team to 20+ fantastic people across the globe - and more.
This would not be possible without backing of our VC investors Y Combinator, Recode Ventures, BlueYard Capital, BACKED VC, KAYA VC, Amino Collective, ZAKA VC, Possible Ventures, Civilization Ventures; our angel investors Andrej Kiska, Martin Rajcan, Peter Gajdoš, Tytus Cytowski, and many others.
We are also grateful to all our supporters, mentors and advisors - Vishal Gulati, Jason Kelly, Jason D. Whitmire, Juan Bautista Pinilla, Shahram Seyedin-Noor, Chris Mason, Lorenz Mayr, Molly Stevens, Florian Schuster, and Jason C. Foster, Jan Skvarka just to name a few.
And most importantly, we are grateful to our colleagues at Sensible - none of this would be possible without Paul, Anton, Leanne, Michal, Akos, Robert, Krishna, Kelvin, Liudmyla, Neelam, Romana, Mario, Emily, Smruti, Alexandra, Dominika, Katka, Vikram, Kazimir, Michael, Anna, Martina... and others.
We are committed to continue on our journey towards enabling novel mRNA medicines, while strengthening the global biosecurity and contributing to development of European (and especially Slovak) life science ecosystem.
Link to the announcement:
https://lnkd.in/emQpJddR
#ForbesUnder30 #Forbes #SensibleBio #sensible #mRNAmadebetter #techbio
Congratulations to Lena Ho and the Duke-NUS Medical School team on receiving the inaugural grant from 65LAB! This funding milestone is a testament to the innovative work being done to develop first-in-class therapeutics for chronic inflammation. Kudos to 65LAB and Duke-NUS for fostering such important advancements in medical science. We're excited to see the progress and impact of this research.