T&M Executive Forum Series: Evolution of Mini-Human Heart: from Concept to Business, by Prof. Ronald LI
Dual Degree Program in Technology and Management (T&M-DDP) invited Prof. Ronald LI, CEO and Co-founder of Medera Biopharmaceutical as the guest speaker for Technology & Management (T&M) Executive Forum on 7 Oct, 2021 to talk about a very new topic – organ regeneration. The T&M Executive Forum Series organize talks focusing on the experiences of successful executives and first-hand accounts of the crucial role of technology and management in the marketplace.
Prof. LI gave an interesting talk on “Evolution of Mini-Human Heart: from Concept to Business”. He discussed the latest research and development of organ regeneration, as well as the challenges and business opportunities in the industry. He also shared his personal experience and perspective on combining perseverance of effort with the passion to accomplish a long-term goal.
T&M-DDP students actively asked questions during the Executive Forum and found the talk inspiring and broadened their awareness of new trends in the BioTech industry and the career opportunities. We would like to extend our thanks to Prof. LI for sharing his insight and wisdom with T&M-DDP students.
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The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) (www.ust.hk) is a world-class research university that focuses on science, technology and business as well as humanities and social science. HKUST offers an international campus, and a holistic and interdisciplinary pedagogy to nurture well-rounded graduates with global vision, a strong entrepreneurial spirit and innovative thinking. HKUST attained the highest proportion of internationally excellent research work in the Research Assessment Exercise 2014 of Hong Kong’s University Grants Committee, and is ranked as the world’s best young university in Times Higher Education’s Young University Rankings 2019. Its graduates were ranked 16th worldwide and top in Greater China in Global University Employability Survey 2018.
