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Does innovation still matter? Yes, and Yes! Read the MaRs blog and follow NBW for entrepreneurs
BioTeam New Brunswick
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BioTeam New Brunswick. From Left to Right: David Walker - Milk 2020, Bryan Pelkey - Department of Energy, Debbie McKinnon - ACOA, Irenia Roussel - Business NB, Barb Kalinowski - DFAIT, Pierre Rioux - Department of Fisheries, Thor Olsen - Chairman NB Biosciences Taskforce, John Argall, Executive Director, BioAtlantech.
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New Brunswick BioSciences Day – Presentation by Rainer Engelhardt, Director and Past Chairman, BIOTECanada
Biotechnology offers solutions, opportunities: Pawlik
A Statement to the Legislature by the Honourable John Milloy Minister of Research and Innovation recognizing National Biotechnology Week
"Our goal is to be one of the top three jurisdictions in the world for biotech." Read the entire statement.
Life Sciences industry meets for annual conference
Biosciences industry members learn from North Carolina expert
New Brunswick forms biosciences task force to nurture the industry
PEI Celebrates National Biotechnology Week
September 18, 2009, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island – PEI Premier Robert Ghiz has declared the
week of September 18-25th, 2009 as Biotechnology Week in Prince Edward Island. Premier Ghiz spoke
to a group of local and international bioscience companies, as well as other members of the PEI Bioscience Cluster at an International BioPartnering Mission held in Charlottetown recently.
The proclamation is being made in recognition of the growing impact the bioscience industry is making on the province’s economy with new job opportunities in business, research and development and support services. Read more.
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Prince Edward Island Premier Robert Ghiz (right) officially declared September 18 - 25th 2009 as Biotechnology Week in Prince Edward Island. Accepting the declaration is Ron Keefe, Chair, Prince Edward Island BioAlliance and CEO, BioVectra Inc.
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Canadians see biotech as crucial to economic future: expect government action to assist companies
Nine out of ten Canadians believe biotechnology is important to Canada’s future prosperity and eight out of ten supported grants to emerging companies, according to BIOTECanada’s annual opinion poll, released at the launch of National Biotechnology Week. Read the full polling results.
Premier proclaims Sept. 18-25 as Biotechnology Week in New Brunswick
Radient Technologies relocates operations to Edmonton
Research Canada Joins as NBW National Partner
BIOTECanada is pleased to welcome Research Canada – An Alliance for Health Discovery as our second NBW National Partner. Joining the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Research Canada will help promote the week and its messages to new audiences in Canada’s research community. Read more.
Building the Bio-based economy
Through its use in other economic sectors, biotechnology contributes $78.3 billion to our economy every year. Visit Hot Topics to learn more about Canada’s bio-based economy.
Media Entrepreneur Adam Bly Shares Perspective on Science and Society as Launch Day Keynote Speaker
Adam Bly, Canadian Founder, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Seed Media Group is confirmed as the keynote speaker for the National Biotechnology Week Launch Day on September 18 2009 in London Ontario. Bly will speak on building the bio-based economy of the future, his view of trends in the industry, and on the challenges of communicating science to the public.
Adam Bly is the founder and CEO of Seed, a leading global media and technology company committed to advancing science and its potential to improve the state of the world.
Adam began his career at the age of 16 as the youngest researcher at the National Research Council of Canada, where he spent three years studying cancer. Following his research, Adam set out to launch Seed, a new type of science magazine for a new 21st century scientific renaissance. "The best comparison for Seed,” wrote a media critic, “is the early years of Rolling Stone, when music was less a subject than a lens for viewing culture."
Under Adam's leadership, Seed has received two National Magazine Award nominations, for Best Design and General Excellence, the magazine industry's highest honor, and has formed partnerships with the Museum of Modern Art and the World Economic Forum.
Register here to join us in London for our National Launch Power Breakfast and Economic Symposium.
Research Canada Joins as NBW National Partner
Research Canada’s mission is to help Canadians maintain and improve their health by ensuring Canada is a world leader in health research. The group evolved from the Council for Health Research in Canada (CHRC) into a broad-based alliance dedicated to collaborative advocacy action that builds support nationwide.
BIOTECanada's new National Partner Program builds awareness of biotechnology and National Biotechnology Week with new audiences and industries. National partners build the biotechnology network by sharing information about the week and marketing it with their industry groups, and engaging with BIOTECanada on key events.
The National Partnership program is an invaluable opportunity for partners to meet our growing industry, build new relationships and explore business opportunities.
Canadian Chamber of Commerce Joins as First National Partner
BIOTECanada's new National Partner Program builds awareness of biotechnology and National Biotechnology Week with new audiences and industries. National partners build the biotechnology network by sharing information about the week and marketing it with their industry groups, and engaging with BIOTECanada on key events.
We are pleased to welcome the Canadian Chamber of Commerce as our first National Partner for National Biotechnology Week.
With over 170,000 member businesses of all sizes in all sectors of the economy, and a national network of 300 chambers of commerce and boards of trade, the Canadian Chamber is known as the voice of Canadian business.
The National Partnership program is an invaluable opportunity for partners to meet our growing industry, build new relationships and explore business opportunities.
What is National Biotechnology Week?
This week is a celebration of the imagination and innovation of Canadian scientists and entrepreneurs from Vancouver to Halifax. We are pleased to have every region of the country participating in this national program designed to inform Canadians and showcase Canadian excellence. With over 30 partners to the program, National Biotechnology Week is a proven success. Participants will take part in career fairs, tour our Canadian biotech companies, and see how biotechnology is vital to our future. Many more will hear from influential leaders of the industry and meet with federal and provincial decision makers.
2009 Partners announced
BIOTECanada is pleased to announce our premier partners for 2009. Thank you to:
- Abbott
- Amgen
- Council for Biotechnology Information
- Genzyme
- Janssen-Ortho
- Pfizer
- Pioneer
- Roche
- Schering-Plough
To find out more about the partnership program, click here. |