Building Backwards to Biotech: The Power of Entrepreneurship to Drive Cutting-Edge Science to Market

Great read about the biotech market - Stephanie provides great insight into how to successfully build a biotech company.

I think this is most suited to those in training or at the early stages of working in the field.

Building Backwards to Biotech is required reading for our biomedical accelerator programs. It teaches our academic innovators a vitally important lesson - that it's never too early in a project to start thinking about how the product they are thinking of developing will be used in a patient. The book is informative, well-written, and compelling - if you are considering entering into the exciting world of biotech, read this book!

If you are a scientist thinking about starting your own thing, then you can't miss this book. If you are interested in finding out more on how innovation takes place in life sciences, then you can't miss this book.Kudos to the author for having found a way to make these topics fast, interesting and fun (!) to read!Love it!!

Ever wondered how lab discoveries become real healthcare solutions or why some breakthroughs don't reach their full potential? Stephanie Wisner's "Building Backwards to Biotech" dives into this. It's a must-read for budding biotech professionals or those exploring career paths. I recently met Stephanie through Dartmouth's Innovations for Cancer Accelerator program. Her passion for the subject shines through in her book's anecdotes just as much as it does in her conversations. She is amazingly candid and enthusiastic. It was an absolute pleasure meeting Stephanie and I am sure you will find her book inspiring and informative just like I did!

Read this book if you are interested in biotech entrepreneurship. The order of contents, the content itself and the practical examples provided make you think as you read and look to apply the knowledge in your own venture.

This is an outstanding book on how to build a successful biotech company. I teach a course on the biotech and pharma industry at Cornell University and will require this book in my courses going forward. Very lucid and engaging. Makes a complicated sector easy to understand