Start your day strong at the Life Sciences Future conference! Join us for a complimentary morning boot camp on September 18th and 19th. No experience needed – just come, get energized, and connect with fellow attendees.
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🌟 Join Us for an Unmissable Event in LA! 🌟 📅 Date: July 18th, 2024 📍 Location: The Luxe Sunset, Westside Los Angeles We're excited to invite the LA community and beyond to an impactful day of networking, learning, and collaboration at the Biocom California event! Here's why you should join us: 🌐 Connect with Leaders: Engage with top minds in biotech, academia, and economic development. Hear from speakers who are shaping the future of our region. 💡 Innovation Unleashed: Discover groundbreaking projects such as UCLA's transformation of the Westside Pavilion into a cutting-edge research park. Learn how academic institutions and industry leaders are driving innovation and economic growth. 📊 Real-World Success Stories: Dive into case studies like Pasadena's thriving life sciences ecosystem. Gain insights on how public policy and collaboration can propel our community forward. 👥 Build the Workforce of Tomorrow: Participate in discussions on workforce readiness, DEI, and the talent pipeline with experts from Cal State Long Beach, LA Mission College, and more. 🌟 Spotlight on LA Innovation: Witness presentations from pioneering companies in medtech, agtech, aerospace, and clean energy. Learn about the challenges and opportunities they face in the life sciences sector. 🤝 Networking Opportunities: Enjoy multiple networking sessions to connect with peers, potential partners, and industry leaders over breakfast, lunch, and coffee breaks. 🔧 Shape the Future: Contribute to discussions on policy needs, infrastructure, and capital requirements. Help us chart a path for the next 5-10 years of life sciences in LA. Let's come together to support and celebrate the incredible innovation happening right here in LA. See you there! #LAInnovation #BiocomCalifornia #LifeSciences #Networking #EconomicDevelopment #CommunitySupport 🔗 Register today https://lnkd.in/gw5wycUU
Connect with local business leaders, industry companies, investors and regional decision-makers at our Greater LA Life Science Forum on July 18. Help shape the future of our industry by joining today. Register by EOD tomorrow to access our early bird discounts: https://bit.ly/4b4DNrY
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It's always exciting to chat about upcoming projects, share insights, and explore how we can support each other within the Ann Arbor bioscience space. Look for Wendy Wise and I with our Innovative Research badges. Let’s make this event memorable! 🚀 #ScienceCommunity #CollaborationMatters #AnnArborResearch
Join us for the special End of Season Celebration at Circ Bar next week on June 4th. We are targeting over 200 attendees for this special event to celebrate the growth of our community and ecosystem over the past 10 months. We recently passed the 900 member mark and hope to be at 1,000 soon! Come see your fellow life science enthusiasts! https://lnkd.in/gpY6Akbg
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EFSA Chief Scientist, wildlife and virus scientist, #OneHealth #Science #FoodSafety #SustainableEU are tags I believe in!
Great to see European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and other EU agencies teaming up with European Partnership for the Assessment of Risks from Chemicals (PARC) to ensure advances in chemical risk assessment are quickly translated into regulatory innovative and robust solutions! Thanks to Claudia Heppner all EFSA colleagues helping to link us to this large EU partnership! #RiskAssessment #Chemicals #Foodsafety
Thrilled to share insights from PARC (www.https://www.eu-parc.eu/) consortium meeting in Hall, AT 🏆 Celebrating Partnership Achievements 🧪 First thematic session on Data and Tools for assessing #ChemicalMixtures. 🖼 Interactive Exhibition showcasing PARCs Objectives and Initial Results Looking forward to engaging in sessions on #Science2Policy agenda, #NAMs (New approach methodologies), human and environmental monitoring, #ERA (environmental risk assessment) over the next 1.5 days. Excited to deepen our collaboration with PARC as highlighted in our poster: "Exploring interdisciplinary perspectives in the assessment of endocrine disruptors and developmental neurotoxicity using NAMs" #ChemicalSafety #EnvironmentalHealth #Collaboration
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Translational Immuno-Oncology & Onco-Microbiome Scientist, Assistant Professor Departments of Oncology and Pathology & Laboratory Medicine at Western University, Scientist at OICR, Biotech Board Member and Advisor
Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer (SITC)Spring Scientific was a great meeting. Here are some thoughts: 1- The next breakthroughs in IO will come from areas that have been under studied and had received not much commercial attention such as immunometabolism and microbiome. The science is maturing and these areas will have a broad impact on all things IO, cell therapy, cancer vaccines, bi-specifics, etc. 2- The possibility of re-programming terminally exhausted T-cell through metabolic interventions is quite intriguing. Remember these cells live and chang out in the tumor and they don't respond to checkpoint inhibitors. We just need to get them going and Greg Delgoffe is working on exciting interventions to get these cells going. 3- If you get dendritic cells in a tumor their right kind of food (glutamine) then they can jump start anti-tumor immunity. 3- Avoid artificial sweeteners. Bad for your T-cells. 4- Bacterial based therapies can turn cold tumors hot. 5- You can find oral bacterial genomic material in brain tumors and brain metastasis most likely got their by immune cells. 6- We need to understand tumor supporting and immune supporting diets. 7- We need more metabolism and microbiome intervention trials. You can learn more from treating one patient than many observational and mouse studies. Ultimately our goal is to treat humans not mice.
The 2024 Spring Scientific was a success! A special thanks to our amazing organizers: Greg Delgoffe, PhD, Jennifer Guerriero, PhD, Jennifer Wargo, MD, MMSc and faculty, keynote speaker: Hongbo Chi, PhD, supporters, exhibitors and attendees from around the world! See you in San Diego next year: March 12–14, 2025
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At my ENDO 2024 presentation to endocrin fellows about how to choose their first job and survive the first year of practice it was interesting that 50% of them considered autonomy to be the main decision driving factor.. the question I am looking for an answer for is what is autonomy definition for a young vs veteran practioner..?
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