10 Science Vendor Shows at Midwest Universities: Focus on Wash U.

Written by BCI Staff | Fri, Feb 24, 2017

Benefit from these upcoming midwest vendor shows and increase your company's life science sales when you demonstrate your relevant scientific products at these events:

03/28/2017	18th Annual	Washington University, St. Louis	St. Louis	MO
05/04/2017	17th Annual	University of Minnesota, Twin Cities	Minneapolis	MN
05/18/2017	16th Annual	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	Urbana-Champaign	IL
07/26/2017	16th Annual	University of Cincinnati	Cincinnati	OH
07/27/2017	18th Annual	Ohio State University, Columbus	Columbus	OH
08/02/2017	7th Annual	Michigan State University	East Lansing	MI
08/03/2017	17th Annual	University of Michigan, Ann Arbor	Ann Arbor	MI
09/08/2017	18th Annual	University of Wisconsin, Madison	Madison	WI
09/27/2017	3rd Annual	University of Chicago	Chicago	IL
09/28/2017	18th Annual	University of Illinois, Chicago	Chicago	IL

You can follow the links above to get current funding information for each of the universities listed about above. The very first of those listed above Washington University and we have included Wash U sample stats below:

*Washington University, St. Louis

Tuesday, March 28, 2017

2015 Life Science R & D Expenditures: 15th Ranked = $617,658,000 [1]

2015 NIH Funding: $378,070,895 [2]

A four year, $60 million NIH grant will fund research into the genetic underlyings of common diseases at WashU. [3]

Researchers at Washington University, St. Louis are leading a $32 million, multi-institutional campaign to harness a newly recognized cellular defense against infection. [4]

Washington University was the recipient of a five year, $26 million NIH grant to boost Alzheimer's research in the lab and clinically. [5]

A $13 million grant to study how the Ebola virus replicates has been awarded to a team of Washington University researchers. [6]

A $10.4 million, five-year grant was awarded to Washington University researchers and physicians to lead a national group of experts in collaborative pancreatic cancer research. [7]

The School of Medicine received a $10 million gift to support research that harnesses the immune system to fight cancer, infectious diseases, and disorders caused by autoimmunity and immune deficiencies. [8]

Washington University researchers received a four-year, $8 million grant to investigate the genetic and environmental roots of cardiovascular disease risk factors. [9]

WU School of Medicine received a five-year, $7.8 million NIH grant to study the effect of red blood cell storage time on organ failure in children who receive RBC transfusions. [10]

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