ESLS 2006

 

Who should attend?

This conference will benefit venture capitalists and angel investors who are interested in early-stage life sciences companies. Key attendees will be business development and senior executives from biotech, pharmaceutical and biomedical companies.

 

Why attend?

Be among the first to see a range of new companies spun off from Massachusetts research institutions, and see new technologies that are available for commercialization through licensing agreements and the creation of new companies.

 

Can I present my company at the conference?

MTTC has a few POSTER slots available. If you are interested in applying to present a poster please contact jgoldberg@umassp.edu.

Click here to download the Presenter Application Form.

 

TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE FORUM
Icon LSC

Early-Stage Life Sciences Technology Conference II:

May 1, 2006, 12:45-7:00 pm
The Conference Center at Harvard Medical School
77 Avenue Louis Pasteur, Boston , MA

The Early-Stage Life Sciences Technology Conference is an opportunity for research institutions and recently formed Massachusetts companies to present their life sciences technologies to an audience of angel investors, venture capitalists and corporate investors.

Presenters and Exhibitors include BioBehavioral Diagnostics, Contego Pharmaceuticals, P.A. Technologies, and Perfusion Technology as well as emerging companies and new technologies from Massachusetts General Hospital , University of Massachusetts Lowell , Harvard Medical School , Northeastern University , University of Massachusetts Amherst , University of Massachusetts Medical School, and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.

Keynote Speaker: Prof. Phillip Zamore Ph.D., UMass Medical School.


Conference Highlights:

Keynote Speaker: Prof. Phillip Zamore Ph.D., UMass Medical School. Phil Zamore, a professor at UMass Medical School and a scientific co-founder of Alnylam will discuss the impact of RNAi both in the lab and in industry. RNAi technology, which Science Magazine called the Breakthrough of the Year in 2002, is a novel technology that can shut down the ability of a specific gene to express. The technology is being used extensively as a research tool to determine how genes work and has huge commercial applications as the basis of new therapeutics. Dr. Zamore was an author and a major contributor to a seminal work between MIT, UMass Medical School and the Max Plank Institute. He continues to be research leader in this field.

Formal company presentations: There will be formal presentations by a select group of early-stage spin-off companies and faculty seeking their first round of professional investment.

Reception and poster session: A networking reception will include poster presentations by all of the presenting companies and by additional institutions and incubating companies.

>> Back to top


Agenda:

12:45 - 1:15

Registration and Dessert Bar

1:15 - 2:15

Welcome: Abi Barrow, Director of   Massachusetts Technology Transfer Center , Conference Host

Keynote: Prof. Phillip Zamore, UMass Medical School and co-founder of Alnylam.

2:15 - 2:30

Mass Tech Portal Launch

2:30 - 3:15

Company presentations - Session One

Meiogen Biotechnology Corporation

Harvard Medical School , Jose Halperin

P.A. Technologies, LLC 

Encapsion

3:15 - 3:30 

Coffee Break

3:30 - 5:00

Company presentations - Session Two

SomRx, Inc

IGAN Therapeutics, Inc.

BioBehavioral Diagnostics

Perfusion Technology LLC

University of Massachusetts Medical School

Contego Pharmaceuticals

Northeastern University

Enhanced Medical Systems

5:00 - 7:00

Networking Reception and Poster Session



Registration:

Click here to Register

>> Back to top


Sponsorship Information:

$3,000 Sponsorships Available

Sponsorship benefits:

For sponsorship information, please contact:

Abigail Barrow
(617) 287-7071
abarrow@umassp.edu

>> Back to top

 

Conference Sponsors

MBC logo
Nutter Logo
Deloitte Logo
Deloitte Logo

 

 

 

 

 

Back to Top

225 Franklin Street, 12th Floor, Boston, MA 02110    |    617-287-4088    |    www.mattcenter.org
For sponsorship information, please contact Abi Barrow.    |    For attendee, presenter and exhibitor information, please contact Julia Goldberg.
© 2012 The Massachusetts Technology Transfer Center. All rights reserved.
Site designed by RainCastle Communications.

This is an official page/publication of the University of Massachusetts.
©2012 University of Massachusetts.

This page last updated on February 15, 2012.