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The Eugene-based business accelerator and the bioscience association plan to turn Eugene into the state’s bioscience startup hub. On Thursday On...
UMaine experts and partners are among the participants leading the virtual 2021 Life Sciences Summit from 9–11:30 a.m. Oct. 19–20, sponsored by the Bioscience Association of Maine and Maine Center for Entrepreneurs. Among them include Renee Kelly, UMaine assistant vice president for innovation and economic development, and Kristy Townsend, graduate faculty member in the Graduate […]
Colorado BioScience Association warned that setting payment limits could reduce the funding available for new pharmaceutical discoveries. “If passed, this bill will create unpredictability for the startups and development-stage companies in Colorado’s life sciences ecosystem, making it harder for them to raise funds,” said Jennifer Jones Paton, the group’s president and CEO. “Investors will look elsewhere for opportunities.” Nonetheless, the bill is expected to pass. Proponents said it’s unlikely a manufacturer could carve out specific drugs or states from its supply chain and p...
Business leaders often make their chops while manning the rudder through choppy waters....
Article content On April 20, 2021, the Plant Protein Alliance of Alberta (PPAA) announced that it would be closing its doors due to the termination of financial support by the Government of Alberta. This represents a sad and perplexing turn of events, as PPAA’s work — to promote the diversification of Alberta’s agri-food economy — is often stated to be of the highest provincial priority. The closure of PPAA is a loss, not only for Alberta, but also for the prairie region and, indeed, for Canada. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Opinion:...