BIOTECanada
Ready-to-use potable water available in a new home is a basic need and an unconscious expectation of any home buyer in the developed world. Like potable water for a home, timely access to ready-to-use (RTU) data is fundamental and should be considered a basic need for digital transformation.
Canadian scientists have also been instrumental in discoveries related to the polio and Ebola vaccines, or that it was in a Canadian lab that a compound was developed to stunt HIV’s vicious rate of replication.
Cancer. We have big ambitions to develop personalized and potent treatments in areas of high unmet medical need.
"Don't Eat Me" It’s a simple biological message whispered by crafty cancer cells to the immune system as they attempt to spread, grow and avoid destruction.
We all know highly qualified, inspirational women fully capable of sitting on a corporate board. And yet, there is a general perception that the existing pool of experienced senior women on which to draw is simply too small, and that gender parity on corporate boards is, in fact, a “pipeline” problem.
Facilities provide young companies with much needed exposure, mentorship, investor and business contacts, and a community for collaboration and innovation.
In a world seriously impacted both socially and economically by an ongoing global pandemic, governments quickly turned to the biotechnology sector for help in mounting a therapeutic response.
A central pillar of BIOTECanada’s narrative for the industry is the reality of a global population moving quickly to nine or ten billion people and the enormous pressure feeding, housing, healing, and fueling this population growth places on the environment and planet.
Sanofi is expanding its manufacturing footprint and building on its research and development initiatives to make more lifesaving vaccines available to Canadians, adults and children worldwide.
The past few years have been extremely rewarding as we’re finally seeing our dream become a reality with the commercialization of Arctic® apples.
A thriving life sciences sector in Canada needs to be nurtured and supported if we are to leverage and build on its recent successes
