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Practical Knowledge Series Lunch Seminar
May 18, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Practical Knowledge Series Lunch Seminar
This Friday, May 18, 2018
12:00 noon – 1:30 p.m.
Lunch provided
Building Relationships with Strategic Partners For medical innovations to be successful, it takes a skilled team and strong collaborations, but knowing when and who to partner with can be daunting, especially with the constantly changing commercialization ecosystem.
This panel aims to aid in your navigation of current potential partners, identify what industry partners are looking for and to describe novel programs that connect various life sciences entities for the ultimate goal of technology commercialization.
Panelists
Ted Torphy, PhD
BioMotiv – Chief Scientific Officer
Michael Blaustein, PhD
NCET2, Startup Development Officer
Simon Kassas
AmpTech & Advanced Plasma Solutions, Vice President
Moderator
Michele Washko, MA, MBA
BioStrategy Partners, Program Director
Location:
Temple University – MERB 1010
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https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/339599381
Dial in: +1 (786) 535-3211
Access Code: 339-599-381
The Practical Knowledge Series is a forum for bringing content-area experts together with members of the academic, technology transfer, and entrepreneurial communities to share information, experience and insights on topics related to commercialization of life sciences technologies.The panel-style presentations are generally held on the third Friday of the month over the lunch hour on the campus of a Biostrategy Partner member organization, with remote tie-ins to the other partnering sites.
This educational series is sponsored by:
BioStrategy Partners, Inc. (BioSP) is a 501c3 nonprofit consortium of academic medical centers and research institutes committed to the development and transfer of academic research into the marketplace.
BioSP develops and offers programs and services to foster industry-academic collaboration, aid technology development and commercialization, and contribute to the ongoing education of faculty and graduate students about the commercialization and technology transfer processes.