Sunday, June 25, 2006
Biotech Management Seminar Series Videos

Did you miss one of the Biotechnology Management & Entrepreneurship Seminar Series last season? Was one in conflict with your schedule? Would you like to see it in full on your own time? Catch up and connect with some of the best speakers, at your own convenience. Please email sv27@cornell.edu if you would like a copy of the powerpoint presentation to accompany any lecture. Go to http://devovcg.cit.buffalo.edu/EQStar/ and choose the archived RPI seminar folder.

• 9/28/05 "Concept to Company", David Weinstein and Matthew McCooe
• *10/26/05 "Use of Patented Technology in Research", Ted Hagelin
• *11/16/05 "Accelerator", Karl Weissman
• *12/7/05 "What Makes a Biotech Venture Management Team Successful?", Paul McManus
• 2/8/06 "Personalized Medicine and in-vitro Diagnostics", Christoph Hergersberg
• 3/8/06 "Revolution Inside the Ivory Tower", Peter Staudhammer
• 4/5/06 "Strategic Partners: a Double Edged Sword?", Robert Hallenbeck
• 9/20/06 "FasterCures" Greg Simon, President of FasterCures, a non-profit Action Tank
• 1/24/07 "Turning Concepts into Companies ", Hanson Gifford, President and CEO,The Foundry
• 2/21/07 "Research Contracts between Companies or with Academic Institutions", Jeff Armstrong, Gene Schuler, and Saul Seinberg
• 3/21/07 "The Paradox of Academia and Commercialization: Recent Findings from the Kauffman Foundation", Lesa Mitchell, VP, Kauffman Foundation, and Rob Chernow, Vice Provost of Entrepreneurship, RPI
• 4/25/07 "Why Reimbursement Planning Should Begin Early in the Product Cycle" Susan Rowinski, Principal, Sue Rowinski Group
The essential segments of last year's seminars are also available in searchable format through the http://eclips.cornell.edu/ website.