Interviews

Jay McEntire

CEO & Co-Founder

Arva Intelligence Corp

2026-03-30

Farming is an energy system — like a solar panel converting sunlight into calories.

Alec Ford

CEO

Karius

2026-03-27

Every two minutes, an immunocompromised patient—often a cancer patient—dies from infection. Around 20 people have died since we began this conversation. Our mission is to reduce that number by ensuring hospitals have the tools and knowledge they need.

Michael Leonard

Chief Innovation Officer & Head of Protein Fortification

Ingredion

2026-03-27

Awareness takes time, especially with food, which is personal and deeply tied to behaviour. Eating may be simple, but food is complicated, and that complexity applies to changing habits as well. Consumers need time to understand what new ingredients mean and how they benefit them.

Eric Honroth

President Life Science

Getinge

2026-03-27

Our goal is to provide a robust, sterile, secure solution that consistently meets quality requirements and is readily available.

Kevin O’Neill

President & CEO, Pharmaceutical Diagnostics

GE Healthcare

2026-03-27

Radiopharmaceuticals are inherently local – it is a bit like running a bakery: you “bake” in the morning and must deliver fresh to patients the same day.

Debashis Ghosh

President, Lifesciences, Healthcare, Energy and Resources, Utilities and US Public Services

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)

2026-03-26

In 2026, AI is no longer a mere tool for Life Sciences. It is in-fact the operating system powering how we design drugs, connect devices and deliver personalized care at scale.

Stephen Gillet

CEO

Verily

2026-03-26

2026 will be a year of growth and execution. We will focus on scaling the products we launched in 2025 and early 2026, working with healthcare partners to address unmet needs in a way that goes beyond point solutions.

Moritz Hartmann

Head of Roche Information Solutions

Roche Diagnostics

2026-03-26

What excites me most is that the opportunity to transform healthcare through AI is not far off in the future. The decisions we take today can already create real impact. We have the chance to move away from a reactive sick-care model that waits for strong symptoms before acting, and toward predictive, proactive systems that intervene earlier and keep people healthier for longer.

Krish Krishnan

Chairman & CEO

Krystal Biotech

2026-03-26

Innovation only matters if it reaches the people who need it and changes their lives fundamentally – that’s the true value of an idea.

Michael Mahaz

SVP Global Business Units, Healthcare Division

Jabil

2026-03-26

In life sciences specifically, AI is accelerating innovation. In pharma, companies can run simulations and leverage digital twins to bring innovative drugs to market faster. In medical devices, AI is being used in early design iterations to simulate performance and refine products more quickly.

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