BioResearch Product Faire™ Event at The University of Cincinnati

Meet Face-To-Face With Decision Makers and Influencers

"A very hospitable informative show with a lot to offer! The science community is growing and evolving faster than ever before and it is important to keep the community tight."

"A phenomenal opportunity to meet like minds." 

$347 Million Research Marketplace

 This event influences on campus research productivity on campus all year long

 Last year, the BioResearch Product Faire™ event at the University of Cincinnati attracted 144 attendees. Of these attendees, 41 were purchasing agents, professors and post docs, and 22 were lab managers. These attendees came from 13 different research buildings and 30 on-campus departments.

 

 

 

Current Research Projects at University of Cincinnati

 

CINCINNATI CENTER FOR CLINICAL AND TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCES AND TRAINING

ICH RECOVERY GRANT

INTESTINAL ORGANOIDS AS A MODEL SYSTEM FOR STUDYING ENTERIC DISEASE

CINCINNATI CENTER FOR CLINICAL AND TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCES AND TRAINING

HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING TO RECOVER WALKING POST-STROKE: HIT-STROKE TRIAL

CELL TYPE SPECIFIC ROLES OF APOE2 IN TISSUE INFLAMMATION AND ATHEROSCLEROSIS

PULMONARY EPITHELIAL DYNAMICS AND INNATE HOST DEFENSE

SMARTER EXOSOMES DERIVED FROM ENGINEERED MSCS PROMOTE NEO-VASCULARIZATION

HIV ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY AND HEPATIC INJURY

THE ROLE OF HEDGEHOG SIGNALING IN GASTRIC TISSUE REPAIR AND REGENERATION

TARGETING THE BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER IN ISCHEMIC STROKE

SUPPRESSION OF IGE-MEDIATED DISEASE BY POLYCLONAL RAPID DESENSITIZATION

BREAKING DOWN THE MATRIX IN THE MELANOMA MICROENVIRONMENT: MECHANISM AND THERAPEUTIC EVALUATION

GENE-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS IN THE FETAL ORIGIN OF ADULT CARDIAC DISEASE

AUTOLOGOUS CARDIOMYOCYTES FROM MASSETER MUSCLES TO REPAIR MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION (MI)

ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS AND HEART HEALTH

APOLIPOPROTEIN AV AND INTESTINAL TRANSPORT

CARDIAC MYOSIN BINDING PROTEIN-C: STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

THE ROLE OF PROTEASE-ACTIVATED RECEPTOR 2 IN ATHEROSCLEROSIS

THE DEVELOPMENTAL AND GENETIC REGULATORS OF CRANIOFACIAL ASYMMETRY

GASTROIDS AND COLONOIDS AS 4D MODELS OF GASTROINTESTINAL INFECTION

WIMPY ANTIBODY ISOTYPES PROTECT AGAINST ANTIBODY-MEDIATED DISEASE

RISK AND RESILIENCE FACTORS FOR FRONTOLIMBIC CONNECTIVITY DEFICITS

INVESTIGATION OF HUMAN ANTIGEN R (HUR) AS A NOVEL MEDIATOR OF CARDIAC HYPERTROPHY

THE ROLE OF MAP 3 KINASE 1 IN OCULAR SURFACE MORPHOGENESIS

MECHANISMS OF ESSENTIAL CALCIUM SIGNALING DURING GASTRIC EPITHELIAL WOUND HEALING

LDL RECEPTOR RELATED PROTEIN-1 IN METABOLIC AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE

 

 

The Cincinnati Center for Clinical and Translational Sciences and Training has received $3 million in NIH funding this year and $13 million since 2015.

 

2016 Life Science R & D Expenditures: 39th Ranked = $340,897,000

 

Nearly  $63 Million in life science research funding from the NIH in 2016.

 

A new $14 million Neuroscience Institute facility at the University of Cincinnati to enhance research efforts towards chronic and progressive neurologic disorders like Parkinson’s disease is in the works

 

Biotechnology Calendar, Inc. has flexible product and promotional options to fit the needs of every budget. Whether you are engaged in a specific product launch and have the need to maximize product awareness or if you are a startup company with the most modest of budgets, we have a solution for you.
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