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Tag Archives: partnership
Biomedical R&D in the 21st Century
Reflecting back upon my career, I recognize the importance academic-industry research partnerships played in shaping my philosophy as a scientist and research leader. Something deeply fulfilling happens when basic and applied scientists ally, and our individual passion to make a difference in the life of a patient merges into a community effort. We are moving ever closer to solving some of the toughest biomedical challenges of our time. But this is also an era of Read More >
Commercialization and Job Creation in the Biotechnology Sector
It’s tough presenting programs on technology transfer because so much has already been said that it’s hard to find something new. However, that was not a problem this week in San Francisco at the BIO Technology Transfer Symposium. The Symposium began with an overview of the efforts by the Obama Administration to spur innovation including funding macro and micro grants to encourage the development of regional technology clusters, and proof of concept centers to help Read More >
