The Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis Mafia
15 people studied at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and went on to found or lead other companies.
Ansuman SatpathyDoctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)Founded Santa Ana +3Eric LeuthardtChief Resident & Resident PhysicianFounded Inner Cosmos +3Reid HuberPhDFounded MOMA Therapeutics +2Nicholas GoldnerDoctor of PhilosophyFounded Viosera +1Corey M. McCannMD/PhDFounded T.Rx Capital +1Ben ScruggsPhDFounded Altis BiosystemsDave MessinaMaster of Science (MS)Founded Cofactor GenomicsRuss LebovitzMDFounded AmpriondxJarret GlasscockPhDFounded Cofactor GenomicsErica BarnellMD/PhDFounded Geneoscopy, IncRita Balice-GordonPostdoctoral FellowFounded Muna TherapeuticsBill GrossmanMDFounded OnckoQuyen NguyenMD/PhDFounded Alume BiosciencesKunal JindalDoctor of Philosophy - PhDFounded CapyBioRichard LarsonAnatomic Pathology Residency ProgramFounded Metabolics Pharma
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis mafia?
- The Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis mafia is the network of 15 people who studied at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and went on to found or lead other companies, including Santa Ana, Inner Cosmos, MOMA Therapeutics, Viosera, T.Rx Capital.
- Who is in the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis mafia?
- Notable members include Ansuman Satpathy (Santa Ana), Eric Leuthardt (Inner Cosmos), Reid Huber (MOMA Therapeutics), Nicholas Goldner (Viosera), Corey M. McCann (T.Rx Capital), Ben Scruggs (Altis Biosystems), Dave Messina (Cofactor Genomics), Russ Lebovitz (Ampriondx), among 15 tracked members.
- What companies did Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis alumni found?
- Companies founded by Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis alumni include Santa Ana, Inner Cosmos, MOMA Therapeutics, Viosera, T.Rx Capital, Altis Biosystems, Cofactor Genomics, Ampriondx, Geneoscopy, Inc, Muna Therapeutics.