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Biotechnologies provide a fundamental crux between improving laboratory sciences and the medical field. The development of these new technologies requires both technical prowess and a keen business sense so that the products reach the people that need them.
One student at the cross section of this crux is Irena Volkov.
Volkov recently graduated with a Bachelor of Science in neuroscience and a personalized minor in bioentrepreneurship. Her time at American Univ
Alexander Mendoza
WASHINGTON — Inside the “Build and Design Lab” at American University in Washington, D.C., a 3-D printer is crafting a small solution to a big problem.
It’s an all-in-one, disposable, and biodegradable tool that would innovate intubation – the process of putting a tube down a patient’s throat.
Irena Volkov, a neuroscientist by training, says the old way of completing intubation wasn’t good enough. She and
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