Tough Tech: EpiBone @ColumbiaSEAS
Tough Tech: EpiBone  @ColumbiaSEAS
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Growing replacement parts for humans sounds like a technology pulled from the pages of science fiction — but there are already people walking around with bone implants grown from their own stem cells. In this episode of our entrepreneurship video series, Tough Tech, we catch up with EpiBone co-founders Nina Tandon PhD'09, '12BUS and Sarindr “Ik” Bhumiratana PhD'12. Join professor Harry West for an inside look at how EpiBone has transformed fundamental research into clinical technology.


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