New biotech nonprofit board president sees opportunities to further support entrepreneurs
It’s just beginning, but a new nonprofit to secure funding opportunities in the biotech sector has potential to help advance startups statewide.
It’s just beginning, but a new nonprofit to secure funding opportunities in the biotech sector has potential to help advance startups statewide.
The first building at the USD Discovery District is slated to start construction yet this year.
Nearly 30 years after a group of South Dakota State University professors founded it, a Brookings-based biotech company has a new name and a growing global reach.
Supporting the evolving biotech industry by securing funding opportunities is the goal of a newly rebranded and enhanced nonprofit.
She led efforts to bring drugs to market at Pfizer Inc. and Sanofi. Now, she’s helping bring a Sioux Falls biotech company’s therapeutics to patients.
Get caught up on a successful South Dakota legislative session for the biotech industry at an upcoming breakfast networking event
From a home base in South Dakota, this biotech leader’s team of specialists is helping design and furnish best-in-class laboratories in a dozen states.
The name is only a glimpse of what’s new at one of South Dakota’s most exciting biotech companies.
Patented nanotechnology and proprietary functional treatments developed in South Dakota are now set for use on a global stage.
The new chair of the state’s leading biotech organization: “South Dakota is taking leadership roles in some major national and global biotech initiatives.”