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Northern California is one of the highest NIH funded areas for research and development and UC San Francisco, Mission Bay is at the forefront of innovation in life science and healthcare research.
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Tags: CA, University of California San Francisco, Stem cell research, California, 2012, Science Funding, San Francisco Science Researchers, SFVS
Take advantage of our life science supplier marketing strategies and stretch your budget with Biotechnology Calendar Inc.'s loyalty program.
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For science supply and service companies trying to break in to the laboratory supply marketplace, it pays to put your name in front of your research target audience.
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The University of Alabama is making a strong name for itself among the life-science community. UAB receives more than $400 million annually in research grants, and ranks in the top 25 in NIH funding, flanking closely to UCSD and UCLA. HOwever, there is surprisingly little sales representative traffic on campus. Biotechnology Calendar Inc. will be hosting an opportunity to Exhibit at UAB at the 2012 annual Bioresearch Product Faire™ Event. This event will allow laboratory suppliers and life science professionals to meet face-to face with over 325 pre-selected academic researchers as they actively seek solutions to their research challenges.
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Biotechnology Calendar, Inc. has recently made its Science Market Update information resource available to the life science professional community for no charge. This resource provides ongoing information on university and research institute funding, life science program growth and new research buildings, facilities, labs and institutions.
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