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Lessons Learned is STAT Plus’ weekly column on careers in biomedicine. If you’re thinking of jumping from academics to industry/business or vice versa, join us each week for useful tips. And if you’ve recently jumped, send us a note: kate.she[email protected]. Your experience might make a future column.

Who we talked to:

Lily Ting, 35. Associate, PureTech Health, Boston. Head of R&D, Commense, Boston. Expert, protein-protein interactions. Expert, human-human interactions.

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