“I have a very dense filter when it comes to ideas, because most of them are either features or their products, but they're not company ideas.”

Cyriac Roeding · Business Of Biotech · Reprogramming Cancer And Competing With China With Earli's Cyriac Roeding

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Evaluated over 200 potential biotech ideas using a dense filter to separate features/products from true company ideas, aiming only for “outstanding” concepts.

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