The News Net
The Net takes a look at what’s new in Scotland and the south of France. And back in the States, the Mayo Clinic serves as a foundation for biotech hopes while an experienced bioentrepreneur is hired in Charlottesville. Read more
The Net takes a look at what’s new in Scotland and the south of France. And back in the States, the Mayo Clinic serves as a foundation for biotech hopes while an experienced bioentrepreneur is hired in Charlottesville. Read more
In this edition of the News Net: positive news for the biotech sectors in France and the UAE, India is looking for a few good companies, and the Harlem renaissance continues. Read more
Your weekend reading includes the hunt for Europe’s most innovative biotech, food for thought about investment into IT, continued good news for some of the BRICs and what’s new in agbiotech. EuropaBio has put out its call for applications for the 4th annual Most Innovative European Biotech SME Award 2013, with a €10,000 cash prize and free membership of EuropaBio on the line. Applications forms can be downloaded from EuropaBio’s website until the deadline of June 10th. For most biotech start-ups, experimental data is their most valuable asset, and constitutes the bulk of their intellectual property. Companies not equipped … Read more
News Net brings you news you may have missed in the world of bioentrepreneurism. Today, an expert’s thoughts on what makes a successful life science cluster, and two Mid-Atlantic regions stake their claim. Two recent reports highlight the growth of North Carolina’s life science sector—specifically the Raleigh-Durham area. Battelle ranks NC third behind California and Massachusetts, and Jones Lang LaSalle puts Raleigh-Durham area as the fourth largest life sciences cluster in the US based on employment, number of companies and the amount of VC and NIH funding. Read more here. Newark, New Jersey’s future biotech cluster has gained another tenant: … Read more
This edition of the News Net brings you an insider’s view of the policy gap between US and Chinese biotech, Canada’s new investment fund, a Taiwanese-Dutch connection, and what happened when a biotech CEO got an unsolicited email from Bill Gates. Read more
This week in the Net: bioentrepreneurism gets a boost from initiatives in Dubai and Cuba; and an incubator hatches in Moscow. Happy weekend reading. Read more
Today’s News Net brings you required weekend reading for bioentrepreneurs. This week: Australian biotechs under the microscope; New Jersey failing to foster growth; and good news (finally) on the venture front. Read more
The Net returns from an extended summer vacation, bringing news and opinion of interest to bioentrepreneurs around the world. This week, things are looking up in Taipei and San Antonio; the FDA gets tough; and is this biotech Big Pharma’s next big buy? Read more
In this week’s News Net, a biotech analyst talks sector trends and the rewards of microcap investing, a VC breaks down just exactly what “early stage” means, and an entrepreneur looks back at a decade of starting successful companies in an unlikely spot. Read more