Ed Goluch's guest appearances

Ed Goluch

Angel Invest Boston

David Chang

Brad Feld

Jason Calacanis

Jeff Coyle

Catherine White

Johnny Appleseed

Ed Roberts

Semyon Dukach

Jeff Arnold

David Ciccarelli

Howard Stevenson

Jay Shah

Mike Singer

Hall Martin

Chris Selland

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Opportunities in angel-scale biotech:  Learn More It can take days to identify the cause of a bacterial infection; Ed Goluch, PhD founded QSM Diagnostics to change that. QSM now has a device that can detect a bacteria of interest in minutes. Ed updates us on the headway QSM has made since his first interview, Diagnosis in Minutes.  Sponsored by Purdue University entrepreneurship and Peter Fasse, patent attorney at Fish and Richardson. Highlights:  Sal Daher Introduces Ed Goluch How QSM Diagnostics Came About Quorum Sensing Molecules: What Are They? Redirecting From Human To Animal Diagnostics Getting the Product Off the Ground Mail-in Test Kits Speeding Things Up at the Veterinary Offices Academic Founder to Founding CEO Persevering Through COVID Setbacks Animal Data Will Eventually Lead to Human Based Devices Greater Market in Animals Due to People Prioritizing Their Pets "The other interesting thing, lot of our sales are actually going to mobile vets" Getting the Word Out QSM Diagnostics Receives Prestigious Award  Topics: founding story, product, discovering entrepreneurship

Opportunities in angel-scale biotech: <a href="https://syndicate.angelinvestboston.com/en-us/the-surge-of-opportunities-in-angel-scale-biotech" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Learn More</a> It can take days to identify the cause of a bacterial infection; Ed Goluch, PhD founded QSM Diagnostics to change that. QSM now has a device that can detect a bacteria of interest in minutes. Ed updates us on the headway QSM has made since his first interview, <a href="https://www.angelinvestboston.com/ep-86-ed-goluch" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Diagnosis in Minutes</a>.  Sponsored by Purdue University entrepreneurship and Peter Fasse, patent attorney at Fish and Richardson. Highlights: <ul> <li>Sal Daher Introduces Ed Goluch</li> <li>How QSM Diagnostics Came About</li> <li>Quorum Sensing Molecules: What Are They?</li> <li>Redirecting From Human To Animal Diagnostics</li> <li>Getting the Product Off the Ground</li> <li>Mail-in Test Kits Speeding Things Up at the Veterinary Offices</li> <li>Academic Founder to Founding CEO</li> <li>Persevering Through COVID Setbacks</li> <li>Animal Data Will Eventually Lead to Human Based Devices</li> <li>Greater Market in Animals Due to People Prioritizing Their Pets</li> <li>"The other interesting thing, lot of our sales are actually going to mobile vets"</li> <li>Getting the Word Out</li> <li>QSM Diagnostics Receives Prestigious Award</li> </ul> Topics: founding story, product, discovering entrepreneurship

Ed Goluch, PhD, Founder - Diagnosis in Minutes 2

Invest Alongside Boston's Top Angels: Our Investment Syndicates The brilliant son of immigrants discovers a way of identifying and counting bacteria that could upend the world of diagnostics. Listen to this engrossing interview with professor and founder Ed Goluch of QSM Diagnostics. Highlights include:  QSM Diagnostics Is What Jeff Behrens Calls a “Scrappy Biotech” Ed Goluch Bio QSM’s Mission: Identify &amp; Quantify Bacteria Present in a Sample in Minutes “No one wants to be the five or ten percent that's misdiagnosed, and so our technology really gets them closer to being perfect and these critical first few minutes and getting it right the first time”. The Founding Story of QSM Cool Example of Bacteria Interacting with Squid Bacteria Communicate to a Startling Degree Quorum-Sensing Molecules Allow Fine-Grained Detection Down to the Level of the Species of Bacteria “Trying to get a faculty job is actually a lot like starting a startup. You have your idea and you go around pitching to schools”. Boston as a Life Science Hub: “This was one of the great parts of being in Boston. I got 20 amazing candidates in less than a week”. Why QSM Wants to Get to Human Patients Via the Veterinary Market QSM’s Big Pivot: From Addressing Urinary Tract Infections that Require Six Sensors to Ear Infections that Require Just One How an Investor Can Make Money Investing in a Scrappy Biotech Like QSM, Hint: Capital Efficiency “…we don't want to overlook how large dog ear infections are as a problem… You're looking at 9 million dog infections per year”. Getting a Product to Patients with Just $1 Million in Capital Raised Is Very Efficient for a Life Science Business Sal Daher Talks About Another Option for Funding: Revenue-Based Financing How Ed Goluch Found His Calling: From Being Born to Immigrants in the South Side of Chicago to Getting a PhD “…just growing up seeing the hardships of having very little money, parents that are struggling… triggered me to say early on, "I want to get out of this...” " My parents said, "This is perfect, you'll have a job, you'll be comfortable." But for me, I was like, "I want to do more." Edgar Goluch’s Parting Thoughts “Looking back, I think we should have done even more research on…Who’s going to be the user.” Accelerators Ed Goluch Attended: Did Not Have to Give Up Any Equity 

Invest Alongside Boston's Top Angels: <a href="https://www.angelinvestboston.com/our-syndicates" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Our Investment Syndicates</a> The brilliant son of immigrants discovers a way of identifying and counting bacteria that could upend the world of diagnostics. Listen to this engrossing interview with professor and founder Ed Goluch of QSM Diagnostics. Highlights include: <ul> <li>QSM Diagnostics Is What Jeff Behrens Calls a “Scrappy Biotech”</li> <li>Ed Goluch Bio</li> <li>QSM’s Mission: Identify &amp; Quantify Bacteria Present in a Sample in Minutes</li> <li>“No one wants to be the five or ten percent that's misdiagnosed, and so our technology really gets them closer to being perfect and these critical first few minutes and getting it right the first time”.</li> <li>The Founding Story of QSM</li> <li>Cool Example of Bacteria Interacting with Squid</li> <li>Bacteria Communicate to a Startling Degree</li> <li>Quorum-Sensing Molecules Allow Fine-Grained Detection Down to the Level of the Species of Bacteria</li> <li>“Trying to get a faculty job is actually a lot like starting a startup. You have your idea and you go around pitching to schools”.</li> <li>Boston as a Life Science Hub: “This was one of the great parts of being in Boston. I got 20 amazing candidates in less than a week”.</li> <li>Why QSM Wants to Get to Human Patients Via the Veterinary Market</li> <li>QSM’s Big Pivot: From Addressing Urinary Tract Infections that Require Six Sensors to Ear Infections that Require Just One</li> <li>How an Investor Can Make Money Investing in a Scrappy Biotech Like QSM, Hint: Capital Efficiency</li> <li>“…we don't want to overlook how large dog ear infections are as a problem… You're looking at 9 million dog infections per year”.</li> <li>Getting a Product to Patients with Just $1 Million in Capital Raised Is Very Efficient for a Life Science Business</li> <li>Sal Daher Talks About Another Option for Funding: Revenue-Based Financing</li> <li>How Ed Goluch Found His Calling: From Being Born to Immigrants in the South Side of Chicago to Getting a PhD</li> <li>“…just growing up seeing the hardships of having very little money, parents that are struggling… triggered me to say early on, "I want to get out of this...”</li> <li>" My parents said, "This is perfect, you'll have a job, you'll be comfortable." But for me, I was like, "I want to do more."</li> <li>Edgar Goluch’s Parting Thoughts</li> <li>“Looking back, I think we should have done even more research on…Who’s going to be the user.”</li> <li>Accelerators Ed Goluch Attended: Did Not Have to Give Up Any Equity</li> </ul>

Ed Goluch, Scholar & Founder - Diagnosis in Minutes