Revolutionizing RNA therapeutics | Audrey Nsamela | TEDxIAE Aix Marseille
In this inspiring TEDx talk, Audrey Nsamela challenges the notion of impossibility by exploring how improbable events can lead to groundbreaking innovations. Audrey is co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Inside Therapeutics, a company dedicated to breaking technological barriers in the development of life-saving therapies, i.e. RNA-based treatments for cancer and rare genetic diseases.
Drawing from her own improbable journey—from her unique background as a Belgian scientist with Congolese roots to becoming a deeptech entrepreneur in Bordeaux—Audrey illustrates how pushing boundaries and questioning the status quo can transform the seemingly impossible into reality. With a blend of personal stories, scientific insights, and humor, she demonstrates that the limits we see are often just perceptions waiting to be challenged.Discover how rethinking the impossible can open new horizons—not just in science, but in all areas of life. Audrey is co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Inside Therapeutics, a company dedicated to breaking technological barriers in the development of life-saving therapies, i.e. RNA-based treatments for cancer and rare genetic diseases. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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