The applications for the Fluidigm technology may be far from being realized, says Worthington. Fluidigm is currently working on high-throughout methodologies, like genome screening and protein-protein interactions, as well as what could turn out to be breakthrough science: using rubber pumps to simulate body functions to trick cells into thinking they are inside the body, he says.

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   Lecture 1: Forming the Founding Team and Seizing the Opportunity
   
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   Lecture 2: The Breakthrough Idea
   
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   Lecture 3: Breaking Convention: Technology First, Market Opportunity Second
   
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   Lecture 4: Building a Team and Picking the Right VCs
   
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   Lecture 5: The Challenges of Building a Company
   
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   Lecture 6: Product Development
   
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   Lecture 7: Keeping a Financial Focus
   
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   Lecture 8: Raising Money and Recognizing Interest in VCs
   
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   Lecture 9: Can You Continually Increase Value?
   
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    Lecture 10: Recruiting the Best
    
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    Lecture 11: Challenges of Managing: Firing People
    
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    Lecture 12: How to Recruit Top Talent
    
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    Lecture 13: To MBA or Not?: Technical Degree or MBA
    
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    Lecture 14: Envisioning the Future: Other Potential Applications of the Technology
    
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    Lecture 15: Lowest Lows and Highest Highs
    
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    Lecture 16: Going Global: Why Singapore?
    
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    Lecture 17: Founding Team: Technical or Business Saavy?
    
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    Lecture 18: Experimenting with New Technologies
    
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    Lecture 19: Finding a Market
    
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    Lecture 20: Disposable vs. Reusable in Biology
    
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    Lecture 21: Establishing a Market
    
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    Lecture 22: How Do You Establish a Decision-Making Process?