The Science ‘Rebel’ Who’s Teaching Microbes to be More Productive

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On this episode of the J&J Innovation Podcast, we sit down with Helge Zieler, founder and President of Primordial Genetics, about his journey from studying Malaria in Africa to unleashing the power of microbes in San Diego.

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The Science ‘Rebel’ Who’s Teaching Microbes to be More Productive

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