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MassBio Announces New Collaboration with UPS
March 17, 2010 —
The Massachusetts Biotechnology Council today announced its collaboration with the world's largest package delivery company and a leading global provider of specialized transportation and logistics services, UPS.
UPS was chosen as a Primary…
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Cubist President and CEO Michael Bonney Named MassBio Innovative Leadership Award Recipient
March 15, 2010 —
Commitment to industry, growth, participation in Massachusetts cited in announcement
March 15, 2010 (CAMBRIDGE, MA) - Michael Bonney, President & CEO of Cubist Pharmaceuticals, has been chosen for this year's MassBio Innovative…
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We want YOU for the MassBio Patient Advocacy Task Force
March 10, 2010 —
The new MassBio Patient Advocacy Task Force is looking for members!
If you are tasked with patient advocacy within your company, we'd love you to participate.
The task force will:
Raise the profile and awareness of the strategic impact of…
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National Cancer Institute SBIR and STTR Funding Support Various Stages of Cancer Therapeutics, Device, and Imaging Development
March 2, 2010 —
The NCI SBIR & STTR Programs are one of the largest sources of early-stage technology financing in the United States. MassBio members are encouraged to apply for funding opportunities! Funding is currently available through the following…
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MassBio Thanks Millennium for Making Progress Toward Winning the War on Cancer
February 17, 2010 —
Millennium: A Takeda Oncology Company joins Cancer Research Challenge
MassBio would like to recognize Millennium Pharmaceuticals: A Takeda Oncology Company for signing on to the Cancer Research Challenge.
"Millennium…
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Check out the NEW & IMPROVED W.B. Mason contract for MORE SAVINGS!
February 17, 2010 —
Haven't checked out our Purchasing Consortium agreement with W.B. Mason? IT JUST GOT BETTER.
In order to continue MassBio's successful partnership with industry leader W.B. Mason, we renegotiated the contract to save you more.
…
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MassBio and American Cancer Society present Symposium on Progress Toward Winning the War on Cancer
February 1, 2010 —
February 1st Event Brings Together Massachusetts' Biotech Leaders to Share Innovations and Research
BOSTON, MA-February 1, 2010-MassBio and the American Cancer Society, New England Division, partners in the Cancer Research…
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Policy makers, industry leaders gather to cement commitment to life sciences industry
January 28, 2010 —
Industry and policy makers must continue to work together to support life sciences across Massachusetts, as economic realities and growing global competition challenge growth, said speakers at today's MassBio Policy Leadership Breakfast. …
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Massachusetts Life Sciences Center Announces 2010 Internship Challenge Program
January 12, 2010 —
Workforce Development Program will provide internship opportunities for Massachusetts students and recent graduates in summer 2010
The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center today announced the launch of the Center's Internship Challenge…
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Guidance on New MassDEP Industrial Wastewater Toxic Reporting Program
December 11, 2009 —
MassBio Members:
Please review the following update concerning a new Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Industrial Wastewater Toxic Reporting program that the Department will soon announce. Some of you - but not all - are…
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MassBio Telepresence
Looking for some place to host an event? Book the MassBio Conference Room! We have recently upgraded our facilities to include full webcasting and teleconferencing functions. Connect to clients, coworkers and colleagues around the country or around the world without the expense of travel.
Download the rate card here.
For more information, please contact Jeff Ouimette at 617-674-5100 or telepresence@massbio.org.
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