Powered by the Hatch BioFund, the PABC’s 10th Annual Entrepreneur Spotlight featured the event’s first major financial incentive. A promising biotech startup from Philadelphia was chosen from among three stellar companies presenting at the 10th Annual Entrepreneur Spotlight

The Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center (PABC) has appointed Nick Spring, BSc (Hons), DipM, MCIM, a former executive in the pharmaceutical industry, as its first Entrepreneur in Residence. At the outset, Nick is advising five spinout companies from the

Powered by the Hatch BioFund, the 10th Annual Entrepreneur Spotlight will feature the PABC’s first pitch competition with a major financial incentive. The Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center (PABC) today announced the three local biotech startups chosen out of more than 40

Meet the people helping us feel – and live – better Read the full article on cityandstatepa.com. Donna Bailey, Alina Mateo & James Lin Sam Fritch; Provided; LECOM From the biotech startups and nationally top-ranked hospitals of

Powered by the Hatch BioFund, the PABC’s 10th Annual Entrepreneur Spotlight is the first with a major financial incentive; Applications to compete are now being accepted. On July 18, more than one hundred scientists, entrepreneurs, business leaders, biotech investors

Café with Soul and a Bucks County family are donating $120,000 to support major enhancements to the teaching lab at the Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center (PABC), which is used by high school students from the Central Bucks School District

Article quoted from PharmExec.com. By Michale Wong. Read the original here. A Harvard Business School Healthcare Alumni Association Q&A with Louis Kassa, CEO of the Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center. Louis P. Kassa III, MPA, is CEO of the

Article quoted from Techwire Asia. Read the original here. The Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center (PABC) is a collaborative space that encourages cross-pollination between research teams and nascent companies in the life sciences. The ethos of advancing the discipline at the

Former Gov. Mark Schweiker, a Bucks County native and resident, was honored March 14 at the Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center (PABC) in Doylestown. In 2001, Gov. Schweiker approved the $8 million state grant to the Hepatitis B Foundation that funded

Article quoted from Excedr.  Original article can be read here. It isn’t uncommon to learn that a biotech startup was created while the founders were working in a research laboratory at a university. Church Lab is an