Jérémie Laurent stumbled into biology.
While studying aerospace engineering, all of Laurent’s classes were about math, so he began taking biology classes as an escape. “I just fell in love with biology,” he said.
As a PhD student, he started a project at the intersection of engineering and biology — a microfluidics cell and gene therapy manufacturing platform. That gave birth to Astraveus, a French biotech that largely relied on public grant funding from the EU and French government for its first few years.
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