The 2030 Pathway For Biotech | UC Berkeley M.E.T + NASA

Hari Parthasarathy is 1 of 50 UC Berkeley M.E.T (Management Entrepreneurship & Technology) Class of 26' student (prev VP of student board), and currently at NASA GeneLab conducting research on genomics. TIMESTAMP - 00:00 - Right femur injury motivation: Neurosurgery, Dermatology02:12 - Road to NASA03:10 - 2 Key Observation of the “Doctorpreneur” from Stanford08:41 - Don’t Cold Email Internships Like This13:39 - High School Startup Teammate turned Mentor15:18 - BE KIND. BE USEFUL. BE TECHNICALLY DEEP.16:29 - Don’t Expect Anything in Return.18:01 - Problem Solving 122:37 - specialising vs being broad (i know.. there’s a twist tho)28:55 - side projects30:02 - Problem Solving 234:29 - 5 days weekends39:10 - systems that “kill 2 birds with 1 stone”43:33 - how to actually say “no” to an opportunity51:31 - little piece of paper for each semester56:35 - Diary of a CEO58:28 - UC Berkeley MET01:03:51 - vs UPenn M&T01:04:32 - “UC Berkeley is too competitive”01:10:26 - What’s the goal? 4.0 GPA? Internships?01:17:01 - NotebookLM01:19:12 - Projects vs Exams01:21:39 - Genome Browsers for Smallpox Research01:26:53 - The Unsolvable Equation01:29:58 - what is even “value”?01:41:38 - cool biotech startup trends01:48:29 - exponential growth01:52:18 - hari’s future vision01:53:41 - how many hours of sleep do you normally get?01:55:01 - one of the best podcast we’ve ever hadNOTE: “Problem Solving” are the stories that Hari shared discussing a UNIQUE experience where he contributed interesting strategies to build his personality!