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Tag Archives: biotech industry
Podcast: Elana Fine, local co-chair of the 7th Annual Biotechnology Entrepreneurship Boot Camp
The Biotechnology Entrepreneurship Boot Camp at the 2011 BIO International convention is an intensive three day course designed for entrepreneurial scientists, CEOs, CSOs and business development professionals of early stage companies in the life sciences who are aspiring entrepreneurs. Fine discusses the upcoming Boot Camp, who should attend and what they can expect to learn. Download the podcast
Podcast: Dr. Jeffrey Almond, Sanofi Pasteur, on the BioGENEius Challenge
BIOtechNOW’s Tracy Cooley talks to Dr. Almond, vice president of discovery and external R&D for Sanofi Pasteur, about the International BioGENEius Challenge, which will be presented at the upcoming BIO International Convention. Download the podcast
Podcast: Renee Winsky, Tech Council of Maryland
BIOtechNOW’s Tracy Cooley talks to Renee Winsky, CEO of the Tech Council of Maryland about biotech in Maryland and the upcoming BIO International Convention in Washington, DC.
ISO: Biotech Humanitarian
We are looking for biotech humanitarians for our annual Biotech Humanitarian Award. The award recognizes an everyday hero who has helped to heal, fuel or feed the planet through their work in biotechnology. Know someone that you feel should be recognized for their good works? Nominate someone at www.iambiotech.org/award through January 31, 2010. 2009 Biotech Humanitarian Dr. Jay Keasling, was nominated by a colleague at the University of California at Berkley. Just think, you or your Read More >
The booming H1N1 vaccine market
The vaccine market is booming – and biotech companies are just one of the beneficiaries. A recent Associated Press Article explains that an increase in government support and newer, better technologies are just a part of it. Patients look to benefit from new vaccinations on the horizon for diseases such as Alzheimer’s, herpes, malaria, and perhaps even a universal flu vaccine. It was just last month at the BIO Investor Forum’s H1N1 panel that panelists Read More >
