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🌍 Where would we be without science and engineering? Yesterday, I had the pleasure of an interesting conversation at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), which reminded me of an old LinkedIn post of mine: “In my next life, I want to be an engineer.” The conversation reminded me of the synergy between biological scientists and engineers: 🔬 Biologists use cutting-edge technologies developed by engineers to explore and understand the world around us. ⚙️ Engineers, in turn, apply their expertise to craft new solutions that help address unanswered biological questions. The result? A continuous cycle where new discoveries prompt new technologies, fueling even more discoveries. This dynamic is thriving in Copenhagen's biotech and pharma ecosystems—and I love being part of it! Just for fun I prompted an AI image generator based on above text (slightly edited). Hightlighting how AI will surely (and hopefully) accelerate drug discovery in the next 10 years. Another P.S. I realize it's a bit old-fashioned to distinguish between these fields, especially with the rise of hybrid disciplines like biomedical engineering, biomaterials science, bioinformatics, and bioprocess engineering. But the core message remains: collaboration drives innovation. Original post: https://lnkd.in/denFBX2f
