Stemson is going to use minipigs in the next stage of their hair cloning research
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Only slightly positive thing from the interview is that Stemson apparently eyes other markets than the US to commercialize first, in order to avoid the FDA trials. So let's say the "R&D optimization" goes well and human trials succeed, this treatment could be on the Japanese market in a couple of years.
But that's best case scenario and that seldom happens in reality t.
I would be verry happy if this will be available in 10 years
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huge hit to the research and development team
. Why do you think he left after all this time?IMO it is the begining of the end of Stemson thhuge hit to the research and development team
Obviously not usually a great sign when your CTO leaves but the guy's primary focus was always cancer. Not going to be a surprise when he moves onto a larger opportunity in that field.
I wouldn't look into it as an immediate negative, if you look at his career history he doesn't seem to spend more then 1-2 years at any one job. He's done it for the last decade or more. His longest tenure in any one position other then teaching was only 1 month longer then his tenure at Stemson and not one of those has been a failed venture.
I wouldn't look into it as an immediate negative, if you look at his career history he doesn't seem to spend more then 1-2 years at any one job. He's done it for the last decade or more. His longest tenure in any one position other then teaching was only 1 month longer then his tenure at Stemson and not one of those has been a failed venture.
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this situation reminds me 2020 and Tsujis departure from organ tech, we all know the rest of the history
No, that would be one of the Co-founders leaving Stemson. Spin this however you want but it's not uncommon for people to leave positions after 1.5-2 years in a large role, it's actually the standard practice. Cenk was just a standard hire, not a founder.
in my opinion, he simply did not see a future in this technology, their plan is too expensive and complicated, who will buy stemson hair for 200, 300 ... k $?
Cool but what is your opinion worth? Not much here, unfortunately. I just showed you the guys pattern of his career; two years per role. Instant dismissal and you think the technology is dead with no further information provided and despite the fact they just added 2 more prominent scientists to the advisory board then Cenk is.
WAsnt Tsuji a prominent scientist?
Tsuji was the inventor/chief scientist of the technology, that's why it's called Tsuji lol. For Stemson, Alexey Terskikh is the the one who created the science to regenerate the follicles. If Alexey had left the company, I would conclude this is likely game over as well just like it was with Organ technologies/Tsuji.
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For all we know, he could have been sacked.
Not much to conclude
Not much to conclude
Nah, this guy is going to just be a bigger player in a bigger company/oppertunity, almost guaranteed. He's been climbing the ladder for a decade now and this is par for the course. No press release or replacement announcement kind of suggests that they didn't see it coming.
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We know, you've said it 15 times in the past two pages
" If you look at stemsons research team you will see they are now only noobs who are masters students. They have no true fire power besides at the computational level. Stemson must recruit Chinese scientists. Their funding is running out" good opinion imo