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Materials scientist and biotechnology founder who directs ARPA-H, the United States agency that funds high-risk, high-reward health research programmes.
Alicia Jackson is Director of the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H), the United States government agency that funds high-risk, high-reward biomedical research. She holds a PhD in materials science from MIT and previously served as a Program Manager and Deputy Director of DARPA's Biological Technologies Office, where she guided an investment portfolio across biodefence, novel medicine development and biomanufacturing. She founded and led Evernow, a company focused on women's health during menopause, and co-founded or advised several biotechnology start-ups.
Shares the tags leadership, government.
Shares the tags leadership, government.
Shares the tags leadership, government.
Shares the tags leadership, government.
Shares the tags leadership, government.
Shares the tags leadership, government.
Shares the tags leadership, research-funding.
Shares the tags leadership, government.