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.
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.
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Technology and AI conferencesInnovation summitsHealthcare leadershipCorporate strategy retreats
What happens when replacement parts for the human body become real, and they are grown from your own cells? Drawing on the first human trials of lab-grown bone, Nina charts the path from one-size-fits-all healthcare to treatments as personal as a fingerprint, and from living longer to living fully: lifespan, healthspan, and what she calls joyspan.
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Longevity and wellness summitsHealthcare and hospital systemsPharma and medtechPayers and insurersFinancial servicesMedical associationsExecutive forums
Cells are becoming partners in design: self-healing bridges, living textiles, lab-grown bone and meat. Nina shows how growing products will transform materials, medicine, and supply chains, and what it takes to grow living products safely and at home: the biomanufacturing capacity, the safeguards, and the policy choices behind a secure bioeconomy.
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Manufacturing and supply-chain leadershipMaterials and design conferencesSustainability summitsR&D organizationsGovernment and defense forumsHealth security and preparedness summitsPolicy institutesPharma and medtech operations
Living bone grown from a patient's own cells was science fiction a decade ago. Today it is in human trials. Nina shares what it took to get there, from lab bench to FDA-cleared clinical trials: building teams, culture, and conviction for a product that is alive, and the lessons that transfer to anyone building something the world calls impossible.
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Founder and investor gatheringsCorporate innovation teamsBusiness schoolsSales kickoffs and leadership offsites
Patients research, organize, invest, and demand better. Drawing on a decade of getting EpiBone's first patient to the operating room and the emails that kept arriving, Nina charts how people in pain became partners in medicine: as advocates, as investors through crowdfunding, and as participants claiming the right to try.
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Patient advocacy organizationsHealthcare policy forumsInvestor and founder gatheringsMedtech and pharma leadershipOrthopedic and rare-disease communities
Her transparency regarding past failures and future obstacles was inspirational and appeared to resonate with audience members.
Duke Office of Undergraduate EducationBaldwin Scholars program, Duke UniversitySource ↗
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.
Chancellor's STEM Speaker Series — West Virginia Higher Education Policy CommissionSource ↗
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.
Rose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyCampus address, 2025Source ↗
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Nina Tandon's talk was deeply moving, offering profound insight into the courage and resilience that defines entrepreneurship.
Unzila Sakina — Baldwin Scholar, Duke UniversitySource ↗
Keynotes, fireside chats, panels, and executive workshops. Every talk is tailored to your audience and theme, from scientific summits to sales kickoffs.
How are keynotes booked?›
Keynotes are booked through The Lavin Agency, which handles availability, fees, and contracts worldwide. Send the inquiry form and Nina's team brings Lavin into the conversation, or start with Lavin directly.
Who handles podcast, press, campus, and community requests?›
Nina's team answers those directly. Use the inquiry form and choose the request type that fits, and the right person replies.
Can the talk be tailored to our industry?›
Yes. Each talk is built around your audience, whether that is a hospital system, a manufacturing leadership team, an investor gathering, or a first-year class. Share the audience and goals in the inquiry and Nina shapes the material to fit.
Which topics can Nina speak on?›
The keynotes on this page span AI and biology, personalized longevity, biology's industrial revolution and the biosecurity it demands, deep-tech entrepreneurship, and the new power of patients. Custom talks that combine them are welcome; describe what you have in mind in the inquiry.
What does an engagement cost?›
The Lavin Agency quotes each keynote individually. Send the inquiry form with your date, format, and audience, or contact Lavin directly, and you will receive a quote for your event.
What materials are available for our program?›
The press kit includes approved photos, short and long bios, a suggested stage introduction, and fast facts, all ready to publish. Hi-res photography and AV requirements are available by email.
Where is Nina based?›
New York City. Nina travels for engagements worldwide; recent stages include Abu Dhabi, Hattiesburg, and New York.
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From TED to Davos, Nina translates the frontier of biology and technology into talks audiences never forget.