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  • Re-Tweets and Likes by @Pharma_BI and by @AVIVA1950 from #BIO2018 @IAmBiotech @BIOConvention – BIO 2018, Boston, June 4-7, 2018, BCEC

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Re-Tweets and Likes by @Pharma_BI and by @AVIVA1950 from #BIO2018 @IAmBiotech @BIOConvention – BIO 2018, Boston, June 4-7, 2018, BCEC

Curator: Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

 

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    Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Jeff Galvin

    Well put I agree with you, Jeff

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    Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted I Am Biotech

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  3. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Christiane Truelove

    BRAVO FDA in 2018 is AGILE

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  4. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted CCAB

    ASCO weigh in on CAR-Ts versus bispecific antibodies

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  6. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Jim Greenwood

    BRAVO inaugural Henri A. Termeer Biotechnology Visionary Award

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    The 2018 Bio International Convention has been amazing! This was the view from our water taxi ride to the hotel last night! 🚤🛳🛥⛵️

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  10. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Sanofi US

    BRAVO Sanofi

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  11. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Sue Desmond-Hellmann

    HEROS for cure

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  12. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted BIO Intl Convention

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  18. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Elizabeth Cutler

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  19. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Sanofi US

    BRAVO Sanofi, so smart to have bought Genzyme

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  20. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Biotech Institute

    BRAVO Challenge!

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  21. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted IAM Platform

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  24. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Lori Collins

    ‘Largest Business Partnering Event’! Proud to cover the event in

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  25. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Mike Huckman

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  26. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Cleveland Scott York

    45,000 Partening sessions – BRAVO !!

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  29. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted NHS Research Scotland

    BRAVO Scotland in

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  30. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Quanterix

    BRAVO landscape in in light of

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  31. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Vanitha Sekar

    made by Bill & Melinda Gates Medical Research Institution most nobel cause

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    in Medicine

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  33. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted BlueCloud

    BRAVO Argentine

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  34. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted NFIA North America

    BRAVO Holland! places Holland No. 1 in the world for medical technology patents!

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  35. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Intract Pharma

    Amazing COnference

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  36. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted MacBioCom

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  37. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Hassan Naqvi

    meets INDUSTRY: BIOTECH & PHARMA with success

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  38. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted IN-PART

    INDEED, the best conference I have attended since 2013 when I cover in Real Time conferences as

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  39. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted JNJ Innovation

    BRAVO J&J for your broad spectrum in

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  40. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted Penny Heaton

    MOST NOBEL cause by MRI can be a catalyst to address urgent global health

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  41. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted I Am Biotech

    bRAVO I Am Biotech

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  42. Aviva Lev-Ari Retweeted ARMI

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    Fireside chat with at

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    Jeff Galvin, CEO of Rockville-based presented his company’s innovations in therapies for HIV, phenylketonuria, and cancer at . After the presentation, he was mobbed by potential investors and partners!

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    How do you schedule hundreds of meetings all at once? has it figured out. Meeting many great potential supporters.

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    It doesn’t get more epic than this l! The QUEEN, DIANA ROSS!

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    Absolutely inspiring group of advocates on the patient voice panel. I feel honored to be in the room with them, listening to their remarkable stories and insights.

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    Board of Directors Chair on diversity in during his Fireside Chat

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    And for more on-the-ground analysis while you’re at , sign up for our daily newsletter, BIO in 30 Seconds.

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    THURSDAY: (yes, twice!), 9:00am, 259B, on biotech’s data tsunami

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    TUESDAY: , 4:15pm, 259A, on a new era of biotech journalism

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    TUESDAY: , 1:45pm, 210B, on how to apply the lessons of immunotherapy from cancer to other diseases.

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    MONDAY: , 4:00pm, 210A, talking how to cut waste between big pharma and payers in precision medicine.

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    MONDAY: , 1:00pm, 206AB, talking what drug hunters look for in early stage assets.

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    MONDAY: , 12:30pm at , talking best practices for co-working in the life sciences. (From the archives)

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    THREAD: STAT is all over . Here’s where to find us.

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    speaking with the member delegation at We’ve come to share with the world the excellence of our life science community in Canada.

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    Team Queensland ready to showcase our state’s fantastic capabilities in all things biotech in Boston

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    kicks off tomorrow in Boston, MA. Dr Glenn Begley, CEO and Linda Peterson, COO will be attending. DM us if you would like to connect with them.

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    Heading to my first BIO convention, the rain can’t stop my excitement! 😁

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    Proud to sponsor . We at love supporting and their missions to improve our health! See you at as we keep the startup celebration going tomorrow night! BIOGA25 for $25 GA tix

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    Our friends at have put together the ultimate guide to the (). It features a complete list of conferences, private events/receptions, plus much more, all happening throughout the week. Get it here >>

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    Through Pfizer Ventures, we plan to invest $600M in innovative science, with approximately $150M specifically targeted toward neuroscience. Join us at to learn more:

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    “It will take you 10-15 years to get a breakthrough, but if you don’t start, you’ll never get there,” says J&J’s CSO Paul Stoffels when asked about at – at Boston Convention & Exhibition Center

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    Great Q on driving (innovation in) “Huge opportunity in partnering with Pharma, not in replacing them, mainly due to the complexity of

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    Penny Heaton Retweeted BIO Intl Convention

    Looking forward to next week, where we’ll have the opportunity to formally introduce the Gates MRI and share the mission, vision, and values behind the work we’re doing to accelerate product development for diseases that disproportionately affect the world’s poorest.

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    Attending ? These SECRET STAIRS, only minutes from the convention center, lead to our local Fort Point restos, breweries and more!

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    At … it’s like Epcot in here! So many countries and states courting the bio biz.

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    the best way to conclude this incredible !!!

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    Making History in Boston.

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    At biggest biopharma partnering event in the world, scale is pretty amazing…

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    I can’t believe attendees are told by conference organizers that “locals” recommend: “Let loose and explore the nightlife of Boston, grab a couple beers at the iconic “Cheers” bar.” Let me qualify that: NOBODY IN THIS CITY WOULD RECOMMEND THAT.

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    How cool is this new tool from ?! It provides info on partnering opportunities and contacts for over 60+ patient advocacy groups. Very useful!

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    And here it is, the most famous Paul Stoffels quote we hear ALL THE TIME at “You take the risk and I take the blame” in

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    We MADE GUINNESS HISTORY!

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    . – tonight, Karl-Rudolf Erlemann of was all of us.

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    Which biopharmaceutical companies are making a real difference for patients? Our CSO Michael Severino explains how to spot R&D leaders.

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    Had to get to the front row for the encore at live!

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    There is till time to visit us at , booth 1344. If you require nucleosides and carbohydrates for your business, come to speak to our specialist – maybe we can help.

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    Thank you and for helping me meet a real life superhero. Ashanti DeSilva the first person in the world treated with 28 years ago. A passionate , advocate and a personal inspiration

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    Wonderful to meet Baroness Fairhead CBE, Minister of State at DIT on the UK Pavilion at

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    The expo floor is a trip around the world of innovation!

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    Great reception at Startup Stadium today. It’s been a great week here in Boston.

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    No rest for attendees! It’s the last day of Convention, but the action isn’t slowing down yet. Look out for these featured events in today’s schedule:

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    It was another history-making ! We look forward to hosting you in on 2019 to make even more history!

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    Pitt has once again surpassed its records for startups in fiscal 2019 with 21 companies spun out of the university. Could a Pitt startup be your next entrepreneurial or investment opportunity?

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    I will survive! ⁦ very Darwinian!

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    No “jail” means being forced to listen to speak at . I hope he’s wearing cool socks.

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    Diana Ross performing “I Will Survive” at the Convention Center for

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    Agendia Retweeted PMC

    Thanks for inviting our CMO, Dr William Audeh, to join this important and timely in Action panel at

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    Last day for and last chance to meet 10 companies from and health cluster. Visit us on booth 527, France pavilion.

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    Still time to visit us at booth 1753

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    Find and meet our BD Manager Emmanuelle Astoul who is attending in Boston to talk about collaboration opportunities with

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    Today last day! Come visit us at booth #1328 and enjoy some argentinian alfajores and coffee!

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    Today at 10:30am, join our Senior Investment Director, Dr. Karen Hong at for “Business Development & Finance: An Investor’s Perspective on Value of New Biotherapeutics” in Room 252AB, Level 2.

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    Fun session y’day at on drug prices, R&D cost, and innovation – many thanks to & ! Good convo abt whether (a) competition will ⬇️ prices in cancer and rare dz, & (b) NIH, prizes, etc. can sustain & focus Rx innovation in the future.

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    Speak to our Team on the UK Pavilion (stand 1333) at the Bio International Convention

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    Want to learn more about collaboration between and JPEO-CBRND? Stop by booth 1913 to learn more and how Industry can engage with us.

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    Home stretch! Day 4 begins with business development first thing in the morning. .

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    Last day of kicks off with fireside chat in one hour

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    At Shares the Journey: being an award-winning broadcast journalist and author, and a survivor of breast cancer and myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS),

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    Over the past 21 years, we’ve forged long-term, mutually successful partnerships, bringing innovations and solutions together to meet the worlds healthcare needs. Connect with us at the Scottish Pavillion to discover what we can do for your clinical trial journey.

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    ⁩ hosted a great alumni networking event around

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    Rob Reiner and I will be joining you on stage shortly!

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    Are you at ? Be sure to stop by Booth #2101 to learn more about the 10 remarkable Israeli companies, spanning the spectrum of ’s vigorous Life Sciences community- from innovative start-ups to established companies!

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    Great discussion at today’s “Best Practices for Working with Patient Advocacy Organizations,” with our own Jessica Riviere, Senior Director, Biogen

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    We are excited to have , CEO of with us live at the Massachusetts pavilion speaking live

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    Our President of R&D Akshay Vaishnaw took the stage earlier today at the pavilion to tell our innovation and Massachusetts story. therapeutics

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    Standing ovation for Ashanthi De Silva at ! “Have hope, be your own advocate, and never give up.” – at Boston Convention Center Grand Ballroom

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    Diversity and inclusion is an BoD priority, an priority and my priority. During my fireside chat w/ Halozyme CEO Helen Torley today at , I committed to not participate in any future panel that is not diverse.

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    Here in Massachusetts, innovation is a way of life. It truly is the . If you want it to happen, you need to be here – Massachusetts is the place where life sciences companies can find the people, the ideas and the resources they need to innovate and grow. – at Boston Convention & Exhibition Center

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    We OFFICIALLY made history this week! BIO’s Joanne Duncan accepting our Guinness World Record for ‘Largest Business Parneting Event’

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    Excited to hear member and Reg Affairs Committee member Kelli Tanzella of give her perspective on the regulatory paradigm for NGS panels.

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    Trailblazing discoveries in health sciences are what we do here.

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    Did you know that every 3.5 minutes someone will die from lung cancer? Boston University and investing in changing this

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    We did it! We set a world record for the Largest Business Partnering Event. Thank you to everyone!

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    I’ve been around the world twice. is the Epcot of Bio, Science & Pharma companies. Proud to see companies recognizing the Making great connections to support our students.

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    Eager to elevate the & voice at this morning’s panel discussion on Communicating Value Through the Eye of the Beholder

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    Need for evidence of PM’s value has emerged as & Dx Track” theme. Now, , , reps show / parallel review pathway, joint studies by commercial insurers/Dx companies will be key.

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    The winner of Dr. Paul Janssen Award Jim Allison discusses the importance of elevating science to a household conversation if we want to improve our collective health.

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    Congrats to for setting the Guinness World Record for largest business partnering event!

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    Diversity and inclusion in science goes beyond who’s at the bench and all the way to who the science serves – 80% of NIH’s genomic data that’s used to push forward precision medicine is from people of European descent. (That’s not okay)

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    speed networking is happening now! Booth #2001

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    Honored to have had the opportunity to address this morning and talk about how real, palpable ultimately means real, palpable patient impact!

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    We don’t do germline editing; society is not at a place to be ready for this, also it’s against recs, says Sandy Macrae . Carrie Wolinetz agrees, says term distinction is crucial, confusing these can feed back into regulatory framework detrimentally.

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    What question would you ask at a discussion about the regulatory framework in human genome editing?

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    “One patient at a time, positive responses are demonstrating that RNAi technology indeed has the potential to bring about a paradigm shift in medicine,” writes Mano Manoharan, SVP, Innovation Chemistry, in a blog post discussing our journey to advance therapeutics.

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    The opportunities to advance the clinical trial model with personalized and targeted approaches are endless, from in the

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    Fantastic dialogue going on in 204AB at . Completely candid remarks from tremendous group

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    It was great to meet Jim Greenwood, CEO of at . – Robert Naismith, Chairman

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    Wow knows how to put a stellar diverse panel together 🙌

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    Front and center, Maryland is in a prime position to move business and innovation forward!

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    This is a loaded panel & plenty of seats avail. Turbo charge R&D activities in 252AB

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    Q to panel as public co CEOs – how do you investor risk? Dahiyat says people will invest if they think co. will make money either way. Hastings says will push some away, draw others in, so do what’s right.

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    Our Biocom team has been taking full advantage of making ALL the connections at ! Check us out at the California Pavilion or stop by Startup Stadium tomorrow where we’ll be supporting our member !

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    For those interested in learning more about gene-based therapies, make sure to attend the “Making Genetic Therapies a Reality for Patients” panel featuring our Chief Commercial Officer, Emmanuel Dulac.

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    & Dx Track” has showed progress on several policy fronts. But , , reps say providers are still not incentivized to deliver holistic, value-based medicine. Reimbursement paradigms must evolve, they say.

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    Travis McCready from closes out the Possible Talks at in the – “The only way that this industry will evolve, the only way we’ll find cures, is to develop the next generation of diverse talent and to break the mold.” That’s a wrap!

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    “Breakthrough cience occurs when you cross disciplines” Mikael Dolsten

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    🛑! Working on a slide deck to communicate your awesome 🔬? Here are some presentation basic design tips 🎨 for this week’s !

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    Representatives from European biotech, regulatory and venture capital describe the state of investments in Europe and how global participants can get involved

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    Great to meet Australia’s top medical entrepreneurs, discussing how they can take their successful ideas global, creating more jobs and improving patient outcomes

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    Biologos is having a great time at this week in Boston!

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    Great panel at on Digiral Medicines with leaders of of of Marisa Cruz of and Mostafa Kamal of Magellan

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    Great points from re patient consent, consent for life, by Sandy Macrae, and need to ensure patients truly understand what it is they are committing to

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    Q based on diversity training: anybody willing to do training similar to Starbucks? Dahiyat says his company already diverse, but reaches out to area to encourage diversity in science. Johnson says similar program at Dare – get more diversity in science with local youth.

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    Over a 7-year period biotech job growth outpaced national growth by 14% Visit to find out why call home

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    Life sciences companies aren’t innovating processes with and other technologies, but whoever tackles this first will win. from leads a discussion at with leaders from , , , and .

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    Independent test results confirm the new VIP ECO upright ultra-low temperature freezer has the lowest total daily energy usage in its class in the industry. Visit us at this week Booth 1927 to learn more. Download your white paper here:

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    “Europe is a uniquely attractive place for biotech”; lively discussion at our session on Europe’s value proposition for + investment

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    Dahiyat continues: If you are running your business in a way that is profitable, investors won’t care. If not, it doesn’t matter if you’re silent anyway.

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    Thank you for joining today’s panel with and the and for working with us to bring the patient viewpoint forward in value assessment.

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    Now on stage at former MA governor ; extremely inspiring and a good example that a strong political vision is a key to Life Sciences Cluster development

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    Hats off to — Been coming for most of the last 15 years, and I’ve never seen this level of buzz about business, doing things, in . Congrats on a job well done.

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    Today Paul Stoffels, CSO of will be discussing new strategies for the development of & for the developing world. If you’re at head to Room 251, Level 2 at 3:00pm.

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Digital Health Breakthrough Business Models, June 5, 2018 @BIOConvention, Boston, BCEC

Reporter: Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

 

4:30 PM–5:30 PM Jun 5, 2018 Location: 210C

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Biotechnology Financing, Deal-Making and State of the Industry: Findings from EY Industry Analysis, June 5, 1:45-2:45PM, BIO 2018!, Boston, BCEC

Reporter: Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

 

1:45 PM–2:45 PMJun 5, 2018

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Business Development & Finance

Biotechnology Financing, Deal-Making and State of the Industry: Findings from EY Industry Analysis
Speakers
  • Valuation for 23andme?
  • Each pool of capital has different investors been attracted
  • Science is extraordinary
  • A lot of capital and very many tech ventures
  • over supply of capital accelerates the business
  • More capital is better, understanding in what to invest is critical
  • 2015 greatest year of capital availability
  • Venture (private) capital (US and Europe)
  • Life Sciences M&A – New players and abundant Capital
  • Partnering with investors is critical rounds be bigger and faster
  • In 16 years rained $4Billion and expenses $2.5Billion
  • Orphan Drug for rare disease: Genzyme sold for $18Billion – MS drug
  • Immuno-Oncology: Juno and Kite ~$13Billion
  • New Theory  – came at late stage private company, invest again after iPO then gone
  • Investor’s decision if to invest in early stage or come late??

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Personalized Medicine & Diagnostics, June 5, 11-12, BIO 2018! Boston, BCEC

Reporter: Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

 

11:00 AM–12:00 PM Jun 5, 2018

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Personalized Medicine & Diagnostics

Precision Medicine Coming of Age with Dr. Raju Kucherlapati, Paul C. Cabot Professor of Genetics and Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School
  • Ed Abrams, President PMC – 13% of American are adequately informed on Personalized Medicine. Supporting infrastructure, Scientific and public
Speakers
  • Precision Medicine & Personalized Medicine (PM-PM)
  • cloning gene for CF took 10 years
  • 1990 – Human Genome Program – NIH – sequence the entire Human Genome – for improving disease
  • completed in 2000 at $2.5 Billion cost  – NIH
  • Illumina  – second company to sequence CHinese company will be able to sequence Human Genome for $600
  • Physicians were excited about the Human genome sequencing for PM-PM
  • Millenium , Celera,
  • Genetech –  1998 – Receptin – subset of women Breast Cancer over expression of a gene BR
  • Cancer drug 2001 – Reva – Novartis, CML – only patients with good outocme increased from 30% to 98%
  • Gleevac – is a Blockbuster drug – encouraged development of drugs for rare disease
  • Prevention of Disease  – detect at-risk patients, i.e., CF
  • Meryad Genetics acquired a company that developed technology to detect at-risk in multiple genes not one at a time
  • Amniotic fluid carry fetal DNA — Testing developed to detect fetal disorders
  • Detection at pre-natal stages of multiple fetal disorders, abnormality, diagnosis drive treatment – genetic testing critical in cost containment
  • Cardiomayopaty: in Young athlete genetic disorder, other are related to increased age, 100 genes are involved in right side heart enlargement
  • 10% of Lung Cancer Patients responded to treatment in 2004 – genetic based drug is prescribed only to Patient with EGFR – all positively respond
  • Immune therapies initially in melanoma, improvement in progression pre-survival – if free of Cancer over 5 yeras, patient considered ot be cured
  • Mutation burden measures – drug approved based on probability of positive response
  • Reimbursement – CMS – determineat the National level appproved test in Cancers for reimbursement – it was a challenge
  • Database with million of people with genetic and medical information — searches of profile too group patients for optimal drug matching, integration of EMR with DB of genetics – IBM technologies, Google, Amazon, Microsoft – integrate information

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Press Conference: Exosome-based Drug Delivery Systems, June 5, BIO 2018!, Boston, BCEC

Reporter: Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

10:00 AM–11:00 AM Jun 5, 2018 Room 153B

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Press Conference: Exosome-based Drug Delivery Systems

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2007 IDE for Exosome-based drug delivery system in 2018 in Phase III clinical system

In Argentina – Biobank of Exosomes 35,000  sequensed for new drugs in Partnership with MIT

Speakers
  • PI working with Prof. Edelman
NOT Attended
  • DNA samples can be collected for RNA sequences best conditions in lab are needed
  • EXOKIT Cartilege – personalized exosome-based medicines – drug delivery device & system technology for PM
  • High throughput for screening exosomes for genetic drugs,
  • Conflict among species: Fungus and Bacteria – cross communication
  • incubate samples in invitro conditiond as in nature and the Medium has the entire ecosystem – a sample of – basal conditions technologies
  • intra extra viscicles
  • strong discovery and strong delivery
  • In a month – launch of Cancer new drug, lung, use isolated exosome

 

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Tales from the Translational Frontier – Four Unique Approaches to Turning Novel Biology into Investable Innovations @BIOConvention #BIO2018

Reporter: Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

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The translational pipeline of medical innovation that flows from academic research centers is at the heart of modern society’s ability to turn the explosion of biological discovery into transformative new medicines. A variety of different models have emerged to overcome the inherent challenges in identifying and advancing biological discoveries to a point where they become investable and can attract private sector partners capable of completing their development, regulatory approval and commercialization. However, most of these models involve academic medical centers, pharma companies and venture investors in the established biotech hubs.
This panel will explore how four distinctive programs that lie outside the flourishing ecosystems of the major biotech centers have been navigating the translational landscape and turning inventions into investable innovations.

Ability Level: All

Session ID: 21200

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Fireside Chat with James (Jay) Bradner, MD, President, Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research (NIBR)

Reporter: Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN

 

  • Novartis Publications show vast collaborations with Academia, #1 collaborator of Biotech/Pharma and Academia
  • Publish early and Patent late
  • Social experience, Serial entrepreneur doing research through teams
  • Legendary Disease areas build the larges #chemicalbiology team in the World Killer projects need focus resourced 25 big bets therapeutics lightness RNA splice molecule form rig=dges separating active binders from therapeutic binders small molecule biophysics What drugable means?
  • Computational look up table created with UC Berkeley reactive cyctine mapped
  • #ML finding Drugs? relevant to drug discovery
  • measure phynotype screen relations to molecule – quantify benefits
  • @MIT fatiguability measured
  • #ML – another tool – data screening optimization,

 

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June 4, 2018 – Department of Defense Medical Innovation and Biodefense Forum, BIO 2018! at Boston Convention & Exhibition Center

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  • How DoD can assist Industry to commercialize technologies
  • How the coordination in the Infectious disease takes place
  • Manufacturing for DoD
  • Infrastructure to manage across Government RFP Process
  • Devices requires detailed engineering for use in Field hospitals
  • Regulatory, Scheduling and Engineering problems
  • Development is for all the Forces of the US and for all the Forces of US Allies — design for CIvilian first respnders as well
  • Some partners are commercial Partners, they need to approach DoD with novel product concept
  • FDA approved vs Right to Try – DoD uses both
  • Small business Program, success in bringing product to market
  • 20 years ago: Communities of interest – 20 orgs community common goals in Health Care, rehabilitation after coming home,
  • MROC – Conference in Florida DoD to explain the Public the process of engagement with Do
  • Interagency partnership
  • DoD starts with good ideas, concept studies – innovators
  • Collaborations with Academia, we are available to be approached
  • DoD will partner with small businesses to avoid the Regulatory process  – to save time and resources in the commercialization process
  • How a civilian concept FITS the needs of DoD
  • Sustaining an innovation along the years
  • Need for small business to approach DoD to make the contact
  • Where is a small business in the Development cycle? DoD can help calibrate
  • A System of Systems: Diagnostics drive decisions
  • develop partnerships in consortia
  • Six month to vaccinate 17,000 with a Vaccine for EBOLA
  • DoD of respective countries are collaborating with US DoD
  • Threat environment changes over time vs modify known threats
  • Monoclonal antibody – the Industry developed the manufacturing technology and DoD is user of Industry products
  • All research for the Joint Force, Chemical, Biological,
  • Short time to market solutions are of interest for DoD to identify
  • Military relevance: Key for funding
  • Announcements of DoD on WHAT PROBLEMS DoD tries to solve
  • DoD and HHS — aligned for common solution to avoid redundancy
  • Development of profilaxix is very expensive, DoD budget has competing goals: Next soldier suit,
  • FDA and DoD need to collaborate for DoDs needs
  • Order transaction authority,
  • Congress set aside a budget for small businesses to use accounting systems for Small business to interact with DoD
  • How to get a digital signal to the brain: Expertise in many disciplines: EE, Ethomology
  • Delivery, test , evaluation, develop sensors, IS to manage threats, Diagnostics,
  • How to do Business with Industry?
  • Congress asked for a Consorsium to engage with Industry in a different form than we engaged before
  • Partnerships for out of the box thinking and going quickly – the appetite for is greater then evr before
  • Successful area: Diagnostics – adoptation of existing diagnostics for military applications
  • Platform technologies: Metabolic, Vaccines,
  • Leverage existing technologies to solve DoD concerns
  • involved with MCS help Government to learn how to build their Office
  • Genomic, Proteomics, therapeutics candidates, Prophylaxis as Vaccines
  • In the event of an outbreak: clinicians, 1st responders
Panel 2: Clay Holloway, Director of Strategic Initiatives, Joint Project Manager, Medical Countermeasure Systems (JPM-MCS)
  • Partnering is key
  • capability requirements: broad spectrum capabilities
  • Decision tools to be used at studies for data analysis for decision making
  • Risks in partnership: DoD needs to evaluate ideas for next generation to SKIP one generation
  • How to used different agreement strategically? Streamline DoD Methods
  • Have continuous access to assets

 

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