🐝 #IAMBIOHIVE - Clifford Steele 🐝 Meet Cliff, Co-founder and CEO at DigiBeat Health, an Altitude Lab company that blends advanced technology, clinical rigor and user-friendly design to transform how we manage heart health - one screening at a time. After an accident he had at twenty years old, Cliff realized how important the patient experience is. "Spending 3 months in an ICU bed provided rare exposure to end of life care at a young age. Unable to talk or move from my bed, it gave me time to slow down and truly appreciate the providers, medications and devices that made it possible to survive. This experience required years of healthcare appointments, building an emotional and physical understanding of how patients interact with the healthcare system."

Strong startup ecosystems don't happen by accident. As Utah's life science industry continued to grow, one challenge became increasingly clear: early-stage biotech founders needed more than great ideas. They needed infrastructure designed specifically for life science startups. In this episode of HiveCast, Kapil K. Sharma Sharma explains why Altitude Lab was created to meet that need. By providing lab space, mentorship, programming and a collaborative community, Altitude Lab is helping entrepreneurs move promising science closer to becoming successful companies. Building breakthrough therapies starts with building the right environment for innovation. Listen now on your favorite podcast platform 🎧

“The good thing about cold outreach is that you only need one person to respond, so don’t be afraid to put your name out there.” At BioHive Live, Janice Chen spoke with Annalee Armstrong about her journey to Mammoth Biosciences, including the cold emails she sent to professors across the country while looking for new opportunities. Her advice? Put yourself out there. You only need one yes. Head to our YouTube channel (link in bio) to watch the full interview and hear more about Janice’s path to becoming a life sciences leader. hashtag#biohivelive hashtag#biohiveweek2026

New episode out now! 🎙️ 🐝 Innovation doesn't start with companies. It starts with people. One of the most important ways to strengthen a life science ecosystem is by giving students and first-time founders the resources they need to turn promising ideas into real companies. Access to mentorship, funding, lab space and a supportive community can make the difference between an idea staying on paper or becoming the next breakthrough. In this episode of @hivecast.biohive , Kapil Sharma, Interim Executive Director at Altitude Lab, shares with host, Faith Chamas, why student entrepreneurs are an important part of Utah's growing life science ecosystem and why investing in the next generation of founders is essential to long-term innovation. Watch at link in bio

"You increase your chances of success by 42%." Patti Dobrowolski's advice? Draw your future. ✏️ Visualize where you are today, where you want to go, and the steps it will take to get there. That simple practice can help turn big goals into achievable ones. Watch Patti's inspiring BioHive Live 2026 talk to learn more about using visualization as a tool for success: Link in Bio What would your picture of the future look like? Let us know in the comments.