This webinar will be held on Tuesday, December 9th, at 8AM CEST, and will be led by Dr. Lym Frumkin.
Speaker: Dr. Lyn Frumkin, biotechnology consultant
Dr. Lyn Frumkin is a consultant in biotechnology and life sciences investments. He has experience from Amgen and ICOS, where he led clinical teams and contributed to global development programs as well as regulatory strategies for the approval of therapeutics in the USA, Europe, and Japan.
He also served as a Consulting Professor at Stanford University and continues to act as an advisor to the SPARK program. As part of the Fulbright Specialist program, he provided expert consultations in translational medicine and global health in Taiwan in 2019.
Lyn earned a BS in Psychology with honors and a combined MD-PhD (Behavioral Medicine/Neuroscience) from the University of Washington. He completed his postgraduate clinical training in internal medicine at Stanford University, followed by specialization in neurology and infectious diseases/virology.
Key takeaways from the webinar
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