Register now for our next Bio & Tech Beer July 19 from 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm at Queen City Brewery on Pine Street in Burlington.
Come to one of Burlington’s coolest brewery and enjoy networking with others in the biotech and technology fields while tasting craft beef and pizza! Whether you’re new to the Vermont biosciences & technology community or want to catch up with old acquaintances we look forward to welcoming you. Event is hosted by Vermont Biosciences Alliance and Vermont Technology Alliance.
The Vermont Biosciences Alliance (VBSA) is excited to announce the winner’s of their second annual undergraduate student research award through St. Michaels College. VBSA is thrilled to have the opportunity to recognize exceptional students and their research in the field of biology.
Jessica Barnett was awarded for best poster. Jessica is a Biology major from Essex, VT. She graduated this year summa cum laude, Mentor is Professor Dagan Loisel, Biology Department.
Matthaus Ayres was awarded for best presentation. Matthaus is a Biology major from Yellow Springs, Ohio. He graduated this year magna cum laude, Mentor is Professor Doug Face, Biology Department.
The ” /SMC Undergraduate Student Research Award” is given to students in Recognition of Excellence in Research, Design, Implementation and Communication.
June 19-23, 2017 Experts from the biomedical business community share insights into patents, biomedical product commercialization, venture capital funding, and academic-based start-ups.
For a full list of topics & speakers please visit http://med.uvm.edu/itrep/short-course
This intensive biomedical entrepreneurship course is designed to bridge the gap between biomedical researchers and the mainstream customer by providing a practical understanding of what is required to bring products to the market place and the roadmap to get there.
Enrollment is closed but the daily seminars by invited experts are open to all.
