<p>Dr. Sam Sia is a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Columbia University, faculty director of the entrepreneurship initiative for Columbia's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, and founder of Harlem Biospace, a biotech incubator facility that has hosted over 70 startups. He speaks about his work in microfluidics, his experience launching three startups, and the role that failure plays in science and entrepreneurship. </p>

Dr. Sam Sia is a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Columbia University, faculty director of the entrepreneurship initiative for Columbia's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, and founder of Harlem Biospace, a biotech incubator facility that has hosted over 70 startups. He speaks about his work in microfluidics, his experience launching three startups, and the role that failure plays in science and entrepreneurship.

<p>Dr. Sam Sia is a Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Columbia University, faculty director of the entrepreneurship initiative for Columbia's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, and founder of Harlem Biospace, a biotech incubator facility that has hosted over 70 startups. He speaks about his work in microfluidics, his experience launching three startups, and the role that failure plays in science and entrepreneurship.&nbsp;</p>

Sam Sia

The Columbia Invents podcast by Columbia Technology Ventures is a series of interviews with faculty researchers at Columbia University. Hosted by Orin Herskowitz, Executive Director of Columbia Technology Ventures, the series explores breakthrough innovations being developed in Columbia’s scientific laboratories, the process of spinning these technologies out of the lab and into the market via industry or startups, and the challenges early stage technologies must overcome in order to realize their full potential.

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