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Richard Hatchett

Richard Hatchett

CEO of Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness InnovationsWikipedia

Search complete. 7 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Richard Hatchett".

Oct 29, 2026

Jenny Lei RaveloGUEST
2:13
So the other four candidates, apart from Dr.
Jenny Lei RaveloGUEST
2:16
Mark Dibotis, Dr. Richard Hatchett, who we all know has led CEPI for so long.
Jenny Lei RaveloGUEST
2:22
He's leaving next year.
Jenny Lei RaveloGUEST
2:24
We've got Lutz Higgemann, President of Global Health at Novartis.
Jenny Lei RaveloPANELIST
2:13
So the other four candidates, apart from Dr.
Jenny Lei RaveloPANELIST
2:16
Mark Dibotis, Dr. Richard Hatchett, who we all know has led CEPI for so long.
Jenny Lei RaveloPANELIST
2:22
He's leaving next year.
Jenny Lei RaveloPANELIST
2:24
We've got Lutz Higgemann, President of Global Health at Novartis.
Matt HepburnGUEST
14:24
Ebola, we were I mean, we have Ebola vaccines we have.
Matt HepburnGUEST
14:29
We have our good friend Richard Hatchett at CEPI making a, you know, a Bundabujo vaccine, multiple Bundabujo vaccine products in less than 100 days.
Matt HepburnGUEST
14:40
You know, and CEPI's done great work.
Matt HepburnGUEST
14:43
CEPI said, I love what CEPI did in terms of an anchoring.

9 MINS LATER

Alan RudolphHOST
23:26
Have you seen anything on the human side of prediction from a public health perspective? And it sort of harps back to your debate Department of Defense, Department of War experience, because that was a really important question for an operational unit.
Alan RudolphHOST
23:43
And in those cases, you actually had, I mean, part of the ability in the real world to understand this is, can you bring in somebody longitudinally to understand their environmental metagenomic change? to be able to predict who's more susceptible.
Alan RudolphHOST
23:55
And, you know, you and I have had friends who have looked at this with the Marines in various ways, but on the human side of susceptibility and the diversity of humans to these pathogens, have you seen progress in being able to determine who might be susceptible to things like long COVID? Yeah.
Alan RudolphHOST
24:15
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