Thinking about spinning your technology out of the lab? First-time academic entrepreneurs can be daunted by the dual pressures of starting a company while maintaining their research and teaching responsibilities […]
Incubators are crucial in the early development stage of biotech and life sciences startups because of the resources (both infrastructural and programmatic) they provide so that entrepreneurs can focus on their science on day one and collect the proof-of-concept data they need to grow. Join us in this Bench2Market talk to learn about some local […]
Join us on December 13th for a seminar on Intellectual Property (IP) strategy for academic entrepreneurs. Sarah Wilkening, Ph.D., and Dan Evans, Ph.D. from Merchant & Gould, will cover topics including ownership of IP, what makes an invention patentable, how to evaluate prior art, and what it means to have the freedom to operate in […]
Fundraising is critical for the success of early-stage startups. But for many first-time entrepreneurs, the process can seem daunting. How do you concisely communicate the value of your technology and your plans to go to market? Join us on March 20th for an interactive webinar on how to effectively pitch your startup to potential investors. […]
As an academic innovator and entrepreneur, you can't do everything. Contract research organizations can extend your startup's capabilities and speed up the development of your biomedical innovations. Hear from three […]
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