As Arizona’s strategic bioscience plan turns 20, how are we faring? Find out by joining us virtually on April 20 at the Flinn Foundation’s annual event on the progress of Arizona’s bioscience sector.
Join us for our upcoming HealthTech Connect event featuring exciting applications being developed in wearables and artificial intelligence at the University of Arizona Health Sciences and University of Arizona.
Then, enjoy an evening of networking and the Venture Café – a global platform to connect innovators from all over the world.
Venture Café Phoenix connects a community of innovators and entrepreneurs through freely accessible high-impact programming and events. Learn more about this week’s events and register!
Join us for Arizona’s largest entrepreneurial event, full of informative, inspirational speaker sessions and limitless networking opportunities for startup founders, teams, investors, and supporters.
Come out and grab a free cup of coffee courtesy of the Phoenix Bioscience Core!
The symposium will focus on the expertise of data analytics in the healthcare setting. The topics will cover the use of data and analytics tools/methods in the areas of healthcare, health/medical research, public health or other related fields. The use of data and analytics will be relevant to improving healthcare delivery and health outcomes in Arizona.
Join the AZBIio Board of Directors and Arizona’s life science community at the AZBio Spring Gathering at 850 PBC to network with Arizona’s life science leaders.
The virtual event will be hosted by the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix’s Research Office and Human Resources. It will highlight postdoctoral experiences, open postdoctoral research positions and diverse areas of research at the College of Medicine – Phoenix.
Join Venture Café Phoenix for its weekly Thursday gathering. This week’s topic will be: Foundations – Health and Nutrition Part 1.
Join Venture Café Phoenix for its weekly Thursday gathering. This week’s topic will be: Foundations – Health and Nutrition Part 2.
Please join us as a panel of Life-Science entrepreneurs discuss their experiences writing successful SBIR and STTR grants.
Michael D. Dake, MD, senior vice president for the University of Arizona Health Sciences, will introduce a new Phoenix-based research center that will accelerate the development and availability of personalized cell and gene-based therapies, and serve as the hub of a new innovation district at the downtown Phoenix Bioscience Core.
