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Host Leah Martin sits down with Nicole Wagner, CEO of LambdaVision, to explore how her team is using microgravity in space to grow protein-based artificial retinas that could restore vision for millions affected by retinal degenerative diseases. Investor Rita joins the conversation to discuss what makes LambdaVision stand out in the space biotech sector, key milestones, and the exciting potential of space-powered healthcare innovation.
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