This Week in Biotech: Brief Update
On pause for two weeks, back March 20.
Welcome back to This Week in Biotech by Biotech Blueprint.
Hi everyone, today’s edition is just a quick note. For personal and family reasons, I’m taking a short break from publishing for the next two weeks. I plan to be back with This Week in Biotech on March 20.
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In the meantime, here are a few reader favorite episodes to catch up on.
Podcast (November 2025): Sensible Biotechnologies
I sat down with Miro Gasparek (CEO) and Krishna Motheramgari (Principal Computational Scientist). Sensible is an Oxford-born, Y Combinator-backed startup betting that cell-based production will shape the next decade of mRNA.
Podcast (December 2025): NImmune Biopharma
I spoke with Dr. Josep Bassaganya-Riera (Founder and CEO) about building a late-stage immunology company in 2025, including raising capital in a tighter market, designing Phase 3 programs that match today’s regulatory expectations, and using artificial intelligence in ways that actually change decisions.
Special episode (September 2025): mRNA therapeutics mini-series (part 1)
I teamed up with Hartaj Singh (Biotech Capital Compass) to cover how ribonucleic acid became medicine, the engineering breakthroughs behind the coronavirus disease vaccines, and what might come next in infectious disease and oncology. We also discussed programs from Moderna and BioNTech, including personalized cancer vaccines.





