UW Madison Scientists to Find New Tools for Research at Popular Event

The Madison Wisconsin has a vibrant and active life science research community that has been growing at an astonishing pace. To keep up with research needs, Madison area researchers have been finding new lab products for their  growing research programs  at the annual Madison BioResearch Product Fair™ Event. Interested life science professionals can access recent posts about research growth and development in the Madison area here where the following posts are available:

• Basic Science Departments Reorganized at Univ of Wisconsin Madison

• Neuroscience and Law Dual Degree Program at UW-Madison Visionary

• UWisconsin Researchers Obtain Funding and an Offer to Partner with Private Company

• 20 Biochemistry Research Labs Now Open in New UW-Madison Complex

• Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery Research Facility Named Lab of the Year

• Madison Bioscience Startup Wins SBIR Award for Biomaterials Research

• Stem Cell Research at UW Madison May Yield Cure for Heart Diseases

• Life Science Industry Thrives at Madison University Research Park

• UW-Madison Research Increases Life Science Business Opportunities

The Madison BioResearch Product Faire™ Event  ia An important Wisconsin laboratory science technology and marketing event and will be held this fall on University of Wisconsin Campus that will benefit local university and biotech company researchers in the Madison area. In September of this year Biotechnology Calendar, Inc. will be hosting the 7th annual Madison BioResearch Product Faire™ Vendor Show at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Biotechnology Calendar, Inc. has been bringing life science researchers and laboratory supply vendors together for 19 years now, and the Madison event is expected to draw over 450 U Wisconsin and local area researchers interested in exploring how new life science laboratory products and services can benefit their research programs. 

In 2011, the U Wisconsin vendor show attracted over 460 academic and biotechnology researchers in search of Wisconsin laboratory products.

• Based on exhibitor surveys collected at the event, each exhibitor had an average of 70 attendees view their products and demonstrations.
• Out of this total, exhibitors reported an average of 10 quality leads.
•  Exhibitors reported an average product value of over $3,000.

Show attendees came from multiple departments across the Madison campus:

• 16 researchers from Animal Sciences.
• 20 researchers from Bacteriology.
• 69 researchers from Biochemistry.
• 17 researchers from Biomed Engineering.
• 15 researchers from Biomolecular Chemistry.
• 17 researchers from Biotech.
• 34 researchers from Chemistry.
• 23 researchers from Genetics.
• 20 researchers from Immunology.
• 19 researchers from Medicine.
• 24 researchers from Oncology.
• 16 researchers from Pathology.

The upcoming Madison vendor show is just one small part of the expanding research culture at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Consider the following statistics:

• With $1 Billion in research conducted yearly at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, it is the 2nd highest-funded public university in the country and a competitor with Stanford, MIT and Michigan in attracting top research faculty and grants (see our blog here for the full story).
• 20 Biochemistry Research Labs recently opened in New UW-Madison Complex. The  Biochem complex cost over $112M (see our blog here for the full story).

If you are a researcher in the Madison area or a laboratory supplier interested in networking with UW Researchers, Biotechnology Calendar, Inc. would like to welcome you to attend the Annual BioResearch Product Faire™ Event on campus at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.  This event will take place on September 5, 2012.

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