With 60 members and growing, South Dakota Biotech helps foster collaboration and common goals among the state’s diverse biotech industry. At the center of it is executive director Joni Johnson, who shared with us what’s new in her world.
Augusta University’s Mark Larson exemplifies the kind of biotech talent that is finding success in South Dakota. And he said students there have some of the best research opportunities anywhere.
South Dakota Biotech will hold a networking event April 30 at the Zeal Center for Entrepreneurship, aimed at industry members and anyone wanting to connect with the biotech community.
Prairie AquaTech, which makes a protein-rich ingredient used in fish feed, is going to build a state-of-the-art production facility in Volga.
The emerging concept of “One Health” uses the interconnectedness of all living things to address disease outbreaks. Sioux Falls CEO Eddie Sullivan weighs in on why his sector — and company — are positioned to help.
This Sioux Falls engineering firm specializes in biotech projects and is growing fast.
The operation started with little fanfare last fall, but what’s happening inside its lab could bring dozens of biotech jobs to Sioux Falls and improve animal genetics for farmers worldwide.
With a unanimous vote in the House and Senate, South Dakota became the latest state to endorse a biologics substitution law.
One of the world’s largest inspection, verification, testing and certification companies has acquired a thriving South Dakota-based bioscience company.
This exclusive event is a “who’s who” of the medical research world — and South Dakota took advantage of a chance to promote its bioscience industry there.
