The Frederick County Office of Economic Development and the City of Frederick Department of Economic Development, along with event sponsor Matan Companies, invite you to a casual evening of networking [….]
Bio Networking Happy Hour
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The Frederick County Office of Economic Development and the City of Frederick Department of Economic Development, along with event sponsor Matan Companies, invite you to a casual evening of networking [….]
The Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research together with the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce organizes the quarterly Biotech Connector Speaker Series. This event promotes and supports the Frederick County [….]
5 Things You’ll Learn in Frederick Community College’s New Cell and Gene Therapy Essentials Certificate Biotechnology Program By Cat Thoreson | February 12, 2023 Frederick, Maryland has been hard at [….]
The Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research together with the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce organizes the quarterly Biotech Connector Speaker Series. This event promotes and supports the Frederick County [….]
Here Are Several BioHealth Capital Region Life Science Companies Hiring Right Now: Q2 2023 By Alex KeownApril 13, 2023 Companies within the BioHealth Capital Region hub are hiring for multiple [….]
Dr. Eric Stahlberg is director of Biomedical Informatics and Data Science at the Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research (FNL). Stahlberg has been instrumental in establishing FNL’s high-performance computing initiative and in assembling scientific teams across multiple, complex organizations to advance predictive oncology.
Both the FNL and NCI look for partnerships that can aid their work while providing their partners’ resources and expertise. The lab’s partners often include big pharmaceutical and biotech companies that are more product-driven than NCI and FNL, which are more research-driven.
Frederick, Maryland has its fair share of impressive features: it’s just 40 miles from both Washington, D.C., and Baltimore, it’s home to more than 10 craft breweries, and it’s also the site of over 80 biotech businesses.
This year, more than ever before, we’ve seen just how important it is for us all to stay connected and work together to build a stronger biotech ecosystem. In the face of great adversity, the biotech community has risen to the challenge and formed new collaborations and partnerships to innovate and rapidly develop new medicines and tools to help us beat this pandemic.
Advancements In Gene Editing and CRISPR Emerging From Frederick, Maryland’s Vibrant BioHub A strong crowd of BioHealth Capital Region (BHCR) lab researchers, genomic scientists, and other life science industry members [….]