Speaking
Science your audience can feel in their bones.
Nina has delivered keynotes at TED, the World Economic Forum in Davos, the Milken Institute, the White House, and Fortune 500 companies worldwide. Every talk is tailored to your audience — from scientific summits to sales kickoffs. Represented exclusively by The Lavin Agency for keynotes on science, longevity, and the convergence of AI and biotech.
Organic Intelligence: When AI Meets Biology
AI is learning the language of cells. Nina maps the convergence of machine intelligence and living systems — from algorithm-designed tissues to biology as the next computing platform — and what it means for every industry that touches the human body.
For: Technology and AI conferences, innovation summits, healthcare leadership, corporate strategy retreats
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The Science of Longevity
What happens when replacement parts for the human body become real? Drawing on the first human trials of lab-grown bone, Nina explores the science extending healthy human life — and the business and ethical frontiers it opens.
For: Longevity and wellness summits, financial services and insurance, healthcare systems, executive forums
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Biology's Industrial Revolution
Cells are becoming partners in design: self-healing bridges, living textiles, lab-grown bone and meat. Nina shows how growing — rather than manufacturing — will transform materials, medicine, and supply chains.
For: Manufacturing and supply-chain leadership, materials and design conferences, sustainability summits, R&D organizations
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The Future of Personalized Medicine
Your body is the best medicine cabinet you'll ever own. From her TED talks to EpiBone's clinical trials, Nina charts the path from one-size-fits-all healthcare to treatments grown from your own cells.
For: Healthcare and hospital systems, pharma and medtech, payers and insurers, medical associations
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Building the Impossible: Lessons from Deep-Tech Entrepreneurship
Taking a living product from lab bench to FDA-cleared human trials takes more than capital. Nina shares hard-won lessons on building teams, culture, and conviction when the product is alive and the playbook doesn't exist.
For: Founder and investor gatherings, corporate innovation teams, business schools, sales kickoffs and leadership offsites
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Engineering a More Inclusive Science
The future of biology should be built by everyone it will touch. A candid, energizing talk on diversity in STEM from one of biotech's most visible women founders.
For: Universities and STEM programs, ERG and DEI summits, women-in-leadership conferences, K-12 education leadership
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Past stages
What hosts and press say
The talk people remember.
Nina Tandon's talk was deeply moving, offering profound insight into the courage and resilience that defines entrepreneurship.
Her transparency regarding past failures and future obstacles was inspirational and appeared to resonate with audience members.
In this keynote, Nina Tandon takes us on an eye-popping tour of the tantalizing array of inventions already being created with nature's elemental building block, the cell.
EpiBone CEO and Co-Founder, biotech leader, and self-proclaimed 'geek' Nina Tandon spoke to an eager and engaged audience in Rose-Hulman's Hatfield Hall Thursday night.
On stage
Where you'll find Nina.
November 2025
Forbes Middle East Healthcare Leaders' Summit
Featured speaker; interviewed on the Forbes Middle East Live Life Podcast · Abu Dhabi, UAE
October 2025
One To World — Conversations with World Leaders
Fireside conversation with international Fulbright scholars · New York, NY
October 2025
University of Southern Mississippi — University Forum
How regenerative medicine is reshaping the future of healthcare and the economy · Hattiesburg, MS
October 2025
TRIBA Merit Awards Gala
Honoree, celebrating her work as EpiBone founder · Roosevelt Island, NY
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Bring Nina to your stage
From TED to Davos, Nina translates the frontier of biology and technology into talks audiences never forget.