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Life Science professionals in the Los Angeles Area are invited to join us at the 31st semiannual Los Angeles Biotechnology Vendor Showcase™ Event, which will be held on the UCLA Campus on April 4th, 2013.
• $1 billion in research funding
• $356 million in new NIH research grants
• $1,011.8 million awarded for FY 2011-2012
• $484.2 million awarded YTD for FY 2012-2013
• Over 700 Life science Researchers expected to attend this event
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Life Science Research: See these recent funding and science interest articles from our Science Market Update Blog:
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Biotechnology Calendar, Inc. supports the Greater Grass valley / Nevada County your through support of after school programs including High School Debate, Concert Band, and on going internship programs for high school and college youth.
Biotechnology Calendar, Inc. now provides opportunities for life science professionals and bioscience organizations to publish and promote their life science seminars, sypmosia, trade shows and meetings at Science Researcher Update: Spotlight on Meetings, Conferences and Events. This service is offered free of charge and events will be updated onsite weekly. Life science seminars and events can be posted via this link.
One of the biggest challenges of science sales and marketing is how to identify and isolate the leads you need in order to keep your pipeline active. It seems that each science product is associated with a very narrow target market, even within any one specific field of research science. Historically those leads were generated by traditional marketing and sales departments and gathered from sources such as: