
A Bob Nelsen startup turns to Harvard to help sharpen its tech, inspiring first spinout
One of Bob Nelsen’s latest projects is headed to Harvard.
Resilience, a company started with the goal of establishing itself as a “one-stop-shop” for companies looking to scale manufacturing, including for hard-to-develop cell and gene therapies, is less than a year old. Friday, it announced a five-year R&D deal with Harvard University that includes $30 million to develop biologics, including vaccines, nucleic acids and cell and gene therapies.
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