Science Market Update

Life Science Research Professional in the Greater Baltimore Area are invited to attend the upcoming Johns Hopkins University BioResearch Product Faire™ Science Product Trade Show.

• Enjoy a complimentary breakfast and lunch buffet
• Establish new professional contacts for your future
• Network with fellow researchers across campus
• Schedule equipment demos
• Meet with numerous lab suppliers in one place
• Learn about new lab supplies and technologies
• Discover new companies; see what new products they have
• Compare products, prices, and brands
• Ask questions

Register to see life science products at:

 Johns Hopkins BioResearch Product Faire™ Event – 3/13/2020

Do you sell lab supplies?

If your company is interested in exhibiting, please click the link below:

Biotechnology Vendor Showcase™ Event at Johns Hopkins

Longwood Medical Area in Boston is one of the densest medical communities in the country. The 213-acre neighborhood houses four teaching hospitals, a medical school, and a diabetes research center and clinic. Five of those institutions — Boston Children’s Hospital, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and Joslin Diabetes Center are affiliated with Harvard Medical School, which relies on them to train its students. In September 2017, Boston Children’s Hospital began construction of a $1 billion state-of-the-art clinical building.  

Every year, Biotechnology Calendar Inc. holds at least 2 events at the University of California's UCSF Campus, in order to provide researchers with access to the latest research tools in the industry.  Life science product vendors flock to these events, so they can meet with the nations top funded researchers, and educate them about the products they have to offer.  Typically researchers are surveyed about the products they are most interested in as they enter the event. This year we are sharing some of those results so we can better meet the needs of the researchers attending, and also help laboratory supply companies, better target their markets. Of course, like the mutual fund companies say, past results are not necessarily an indication of future performance.