The The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Mafia
10 people studied at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and went on to found or lead other companies.
Greg HornerMDFounded PulzAidRobert LordDoctor of Medicine (M.D.)Founded ProtenusMilad AlucozaiGordon and Marilyn Macklin FellowFounded Revalia Bio, Inc.Harith RajagopalanMD,PhDFounded FractylShiz AokiMaster's degreeFounded BioRenderArturo Loaiza-BonillaResidencyFounded Massive BioConnor GlassResearch FellowshipFounded Phantom NeuroOnur KilicPostdoctoral FellowFounded BairitoneJohn FerkanyPostdoctoral FellowFounded Response PharmaceuticalsJustin BekelmanInternshipFounded Daymark Health
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine mafia?
- The The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine mafia is the network of 10 people who studied at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and went on to found or lead other companies, including PulzAid, Protenus, Revalia Bio, Inc., Fractyl, BioRender.
- Who is in the The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine mafia?
- Notable members include Greg Horner (PulzAid), Robert Lord (Protenus), Milad Alucozai (Revalia Bio, Inc.), Harith Rajagopalan (Fractyl), Shiz Aoki (BioRender), Arturo Loaiza-Bonilla (Massive Bio), Connor Glass (Phantom Neuro), Onur Kilic (Bairitone), among 10 tracked members.
- What companies did The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine alumni found?
- Companies founded by The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine alumni include PulzAid, Protenus, Revalia Bio, Inc., Fractyl, BioRender, Massive Bio, Phantom Neuro, Bairitone, Response Pharmaceuticals, Daymark Health.