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droplet device duo hey guys welcome back to skin anarchy i am so excited to share this episode with

you guys because we're going to be diving really deep into microbiome science understanding more

in depth i know we've discussed the topic before on the podcast in different ways, right?

Whether it's like topical skin care or just trying to understand the microbiome at large.

But I think our guest today is truly an expert. I've been meaning to interview someone like

her for a long time and I can't wait to really kind of pick her brain. So without further

ado, please welcome Dr. Stephanie Color, who is the co-founder and CEO of Persephone Biosciences. And also, she is incredibly

talented and has so much education in this field. So welcome, Dr. Cullar. I'm so excited to talk to you.

Thank you. Yeah, I'm excited to dive in. I want to learn more about your background because it's

very impressive and you've done research in the field for so many years. Can you kind of walk us you. Yeah, I'm excited to dive in. I want to learn more about your background because it's very

impressive and you've done research in the field for so many years. Can you kind of walk us down

memory lane and tell us, you know, like your background and what got you interested in wanting

to start your own company and all that great stuff? Yeah, thank you. So, yeah, I am a scientist

by training. I did my PhD at Caltech, focused in gene

therapy for new cancer therapies and became a scientist really because I lost both my

grandmothers to cancer when I was a young teenager, inspired a personal passion for cancer research, but also how could we prevent disease?

It was something on my mind. And, you know, I've always wanted to be an entrepreneur,

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