Category Archives: Industry Buzz
ISPE’s 2018 Mid-Atlantic Science and Technology Showcase Bigger and Better than Ever!
For over 18 years the Mid-Atlantic Science and Technology (MAST) showcase has brought together industry and biotech professionals from across the DMV to put a spotlight on local vendors and the important work they do for the regional BioPharma companies they support. The MAST showcase is ISPE’s flagship event that encourages regional commerce and strengthens…
Job Hunting Advice from Experts: Part 1
BY ELIZABETH WEINGARTNER · Having watched a loved one recently go through the process, I can personally attest that job hunting is no cup of tea. It is often frustrating and rarely easy on one’s self-esteem. Earlier this week I attended a panel discussion at the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering’s(ISPE) Mid-Atlantic Life Sciences Showcase…
Record Turnout at IBBR's First Bio-Networking Event
ROCKVILLE, Md., March 3, 2016 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The Institute for Bioscience and Biotechnology Research (IBBR), a translational research institute dedicated to advancing innovative scientific discoveries to commercial applications, hosted its first bio-networking event on February 25th that brought together 250 scientists from academia, industry, government agencies, investors, and budding entrepreneurs seeking to connect with each…
Perceptive Navigation Announces Closing of its $500,000 Seed Round of Financing and Appoints Todd Chappell as CEO to Lead Maryland-Based Medical Device Company
Maryland Venture Fund and The Abell Foundation Top Investors in Round of Financing BALTIMORE, MD (August 25th, 2015) – Perceptive Navigation, LLC, a privately-held, Maryland-based medical device company developing solutions for the rapidly growing image-guided market, today announced the closing of its $500,000 seed round of financing, led by the Maryland Venture Fund (MVF) and The…
BHI EXPANDS ENTREPRENEUR-IN-RESIDENCE (EIR) PROGRAM
Steve Wolpe and Ethel Rubin Named EIRs for National Institutes of Health; Dr. Albine Martin to Serve as EIR Working with Johns Hopkins University and Maryland-Based Health-Technology Companies BHI Continues Search for Neurology and Neuroscience Experts to Fill Roles of EIRS for the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) ROCKVILLE AND BALTIMORE,…
Relevant Health Accelerator Now Recruiting Inaugural Class of Health Tech Startups for Fall 2015
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND, May 20, 2015 – Today, Relevant Health, a newly launched innovative health technology startup accelerator focused on bringing products to market, announced that it is now accepting applications from health tech startups for its Fall 2015 class. Additionally, the accelerator launched its website and the portal to its streamlined application process. U.S. and…
CRB is Hiring in Maryland
CRB continues to expand their Maryland office and is looking for more great people to join the Rockville team. Current openings include Mechanical Engineer, I&C Engineer, Process Utilities Engineer, BIM Coordinator and Project Manager. For more information and detailed job descriptions, visit the Careers section of CRB’s website at www.crbusa.com.
The Industry Awards Celebration: Be Part of Maryland’s Best Night of Networking!
The Tech Council of Maryland Industry Awards celebration will be held on May 13, 2015 from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm at the Bethesda North Marriott & Conference Center in Rockville, Maryland. This is widely known as Maryland’s Best Night of Networking and one of the most popular technology events in the Mid-Atlantic region. If…
The Atlantic Vaccines and Immunotherapeutics Summit Approaching Quickly
The Tech Council of Maryland is hosting the premier event to showcase Maryland’s global leadership and role as the epicenter of vaccine innovation and development. The Atlantic Vaccines and Immunotherapeutics Summit will bring together prominent commercial, investment, regulatory, scientific, and academic organizations, as well as high-ranking officials from civilian and defense agencies at the state and…
Top Tips When Recording Results in Validation Protocols
Via Don Hurd @ askaboutvalidation When executing test scripts all tests are performed as written and all expected results are met as described. In “real life” this is not always the case. Generally, though, there will be a mix of everything going as expected, something not right with the protocol, and expected results not being met. The…