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Here's a previous Robert S. Langer dig.

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>>15270668, >>15270672, >>15270678, >>15270689, >>15270697, >>15270709, >>15270717 Who is Robert S. Langer? Charles M. Lieber and Bill Gates Know.

In the above dig, we learned that Langer has ties to Bill Gates, Charles M. Lieber (think convicted professor), Harvard, Cornell, MIT, Pfizer, Crispr Therapeutics Ag and is a co-founder of Moderna. We also learned that Langer and Fauci both received degrees from Cornell and their time at Cornell may have overlapped. We learned that Langer runs the largest biomedical engineering lab in the world, has A LOT of patents, sits on many boards of directors, has won many, many, many awards (did I say many yet?) and has even met the Queen.

In digging further, Anon has become fascinated and shocked that Langer has, for the most part, escaped this board's attention. Think World Economic Forum. Think China, China, China.

Below is Langer's biography at the World Economic Forum.

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World Economic Forum - Robert S. Langer

https://www.weforum.org/people/robert-langer

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Langer is involved with CTIC Capital which has committed itself to enabling US companies who wish to do business inCHINA. He was a speaker at the CTIC 2017 Healthcare Investment Summit, which was held in San Francisco.

CTIC Capital

Conference Introduction

"CTIC Capital is committed to create valuable connections for US companies that are interested in raising capital and developing business relationships in China."

https://ctic-conferences.com/2017-healthcare-investment-summit/

This is a list of confirmed speakers at the 2017 CTIC conference and their biographies.

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CTIC Capital 2017 Confirmed Speakers

https://ctic-conferences.com/2017-healthcare-investment-summit/speakers.html

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The New Economy Blog actually asks a good question, about collaboration, this Anon thinks was not answered by Langer. His answer did not address the question asked. Surely, Langer would never discuss any CRISPR technology or anything similar. Collaboration isn't good, in the pursuit of potentially life threatening technology, is it? Hopefully, Langer had better sense than to compromise US during any possible collaboration.KPMG is a Peoples Republic of China partner. See the Nurturing Hong Kong's biotech blog piece below.

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New Economy blog: Nurturing Hong Kong’s biotech ecosystem

"How does collaboration work, specifically between academics and companies?"

https://home.kpmg/cn/en/home/insights/2019/04/new-economy-blog-nurturing-hong-kong-s-biotech-ecosystem.html

The New Economy Blog mentions dialogue involvingKPMG China, Robert Langer and Amy Schulman. The dialogue concerns "…Investing in Hong Kong's biotech ecosystem…". What could possibly go wrong?

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New Economy blog: Investing in Hong Kong’s biotech ecosystem

"KPMG Chinain dialogue with world-renowned industry leaders Dr.Robert LangerandAmy Schulman".

https://home.kpmg/cn/en/home/insights/2019/05/new-economy-blog-investing-in-hong-kong-s-biotech-ecosystem.html

In 2018, Jinyao Liu of Shanghai Jiao Tong University was invited to a celebration of Robert Langer's 42 years of service to science.

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Liu Research Group

Biomaterials and Translational Medicine Lab

http://www.liulab.org.cn/index/index/index.html

Jinyao Liu invited

Sep 07, 2018 Prof. Jinyao Liu was invited to attend the celebration of 42 Years of Robert Langer’s Science held in Boston!

http://www.liulab.org.cn/index/index/news.html?page=12