Lawmakers hope new public records law will lead to ‘sponsored research’

Posted on Tue/22/MayWed/23/January by AZBio

Lawmakers hope new public records law will lead to ‘sponsored research’Continue reading→

Missed the Expo? Read All About It.

Posted on Sun/20/MayWed/23/January by AZBio

The AZBio Expo brought together over 250 members of our community to connect, engage, and collaborate on May 17, 2012 for a full day of great ideas shared by thought leaders from across our industry and across our state. Each one is a prime example of WHY Arizona’s Bioscience Industry is moving forward faster.Continue reading→

BioAccel seeking companies to occupy Bioinspire – Arizona’s first medical device incubator

Posted on Sat/19/MayWed/23/January by AZBio

The program will offer up to $300,000 in seed funding to those selectedContinue reading→

Understanding and Implementing the JOBS Act

Posted on Fri/18/MayWed/23/January by AZBio

The JOBS Act made big news when it was signed into law on April 5th of 2012, but there is lots of work stil to do.Continue reading→

UA Professor Links Gene Mutations With Heart Disease Precursors

Posted on Fri/18/MayWed/23/January by AZBio

Jil Tardiff, who recently joined the UA College of Medicine and the BIO5 Institute, holds the Steven M. Gootter Endowed Chair for the Prevention and Treatment of Sudden Cardiac Death at the UA Sarver Heart Center. Continue reading→

Arizona BioIndustry Expo expected to draw 250 (Phoenix Business Journal)

Posted on Thu/17/MayWed/23/January by AZBio

Get the latest AZBio Expo Coverage from the Phoenix Business JournalContinue reading→

PDUFA and how possible amendments regarding genetically modified salmon negatively effect Arizona

Posted on Wed/16/MaySun/10/June by AZBio

A key requriement for our bioscience community to keep movng forward faster is the approval of the 2012 PDUFA agreements. Something fishy could hold things up and AZBio shares the G2 on why this is not a good idea. Continue reading→