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Tag Archives: biotech
Fifth China Medicinal Biotech Forum – Conference Recap
I recently returned from the Fifth China Medicinal Biotech Forum held in Beijing, China from 07-09 November 2011. The purpose of this conference was to update graduate students in China on the latest trends in biotechnology. This forum also allowed … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Trials, Conferences and Meetings
Tagged biologics, biosimilar, biotech, China, clinical research, clinical trials, conference, DNA, efficacy, FDA, gene therapy, immuno, manufacturing, monoclonal antibody therapy, NIH, Phase 1, recombinant proteins, safety
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Project Management for Biotech Companies
In today’s fast paced, high pressure world of drug development there are multiple factors that can and do affect marketing success. Large organizations understand the value that project management can contribute to a successful project. The smaller companies tend to … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Trials, Project Management, Regulatory Strategy
Tagged biotech, Cato Research, central labs, clinical investigator, clinical research, clinical trials, CMC, CROs, drug development, drug product, efficacy, enrollment, FDA, GCP, GLP, GMP, ICH, manufacturing, nonclinical research, project management, protocol, safety, site selection, SOP, stability, toxicology
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Biotech Funding: Still Playing Hard-to-Get
After a few lean years, biotechs raised $25 billion in 2010. For the majority of small companies however, funding remains difficult to find. Ernst & Young’s annual report on the biotechnology industry, Beyond Borders, was recently released and it paints … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Trials, Industry News, Venture Capital
Tagged biotech, Cato BioVentures, clinical research, clinical trials, drug development, funding, nonclinical research, Orphan Drug Designations, R&D
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Bridging the Valley of Death: Bringing New Drugs from the Bench to the Clinic
To bring a new medicine to the stage of clinical trial testing requires on the order of $500,000 to one million dollars and then seven to ten years of clinical trials and around $800 million dollars before getting to market. … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Trials, Venture Capital
Tagged biotech, cancer, Cato BioVentures, clinical trials, CROs, drug development, funding, NIH, Phase 1, Phase 2, preclinical, toxicology, venture capital
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Conference Recap – BayBio 2011
The BayBio Annual Conference 2011 was held on 20-21 April 2011 in Burlingame, CA. The event was attended by more than 1,000 San Francisco Bay Area biotech and life sciences professionals from over 400 companies. This year’s conference focused on … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences and Meetings, Venture Capital
Tagged BayBio, biotech, Cato BioVentures, clinical development, CROs, drug candidate, drug development, funding, marketing, nonprofits, Northern California, Orphan Drug Designations, Phase 1, Phase 2, regulatory strategy, risk, safety, venture capital
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