Life Sciences Future – MedTech will be held over a 3-day period (morning sessions only) on July 15, 16 and 17 using a robust web-based platform that includes both live and on demand features. All company presentations will be pre-recorded and loaded into the platform prior to the event. The conference will include the most popular conference features, but will focus on various topics within the medical device, diagnostics, and digital health industries.

For more information and to see a list of speakers please visit: http://lifesciencesfuture.net

Committees:

• Academic Outreach
  • Evan Facher, University of Pittsburgh
  • Mark Turco, University of Pennsylvania
• Company Presentation
  • Richard Gilly, Archer & Greiner P.C.
  • Adam Taicher, Navigate
• Program Topics and Speakers
  • Carlos Granada, Clinlogix
  • Tom Hess, Genomind
  • Maureen Mulvihill, Actuated Medical
  • Michael Probst, Teleflex Medical OEM
• Promotions and Communications
  • Stephanie Webster, Life Sciences Pennsylvania
• Supply Chain
  • Rose Cook, The FlexPro Group

Conference Chair: Bruce Shook, President and CEO for both Intact Vascular and Vesper Medical

Questions? Contact Lauren Boyle lboyle@lifesciencespa.org

The program for the 2020 Annual Awards Program will be along the lines of a video documentary focused on the successes of 2019, heroes of COVID-19, the current unrest in the country and, of course, the lifetime achievement of some of our community’s leaders.

Most importantly, given the complexity of the new program, it will NOT take place June 18. However, additional production time will allow us to create a truly memorable and influential program.

The final broadcast will be presented to the public at 4:00 pm Wednesday, July 29 through the Life Sciences PA website. Further details on how to tune in to the event will be shared in the coming weeks, but no purchase or registration will be required to view.

Basics of Biotech is an interactive, two-day virtual course covering the process of a drug from discovery to commercialization, including regulatory filings and manufacturing with special emphasis on cell & gene therapy.

Basics of Biotech will take place over the course of 4 half days. Times listed are subject to change.

Learning Objectives:

Over four days, this interactive course will…

• Explain the biotech processes, what they are and how they work
• Explain the biotech lab, what it looks like and how it operates
• Explain the biotech product development process
• Examine how manufacturing facilities are built and operated
• Examine the evolution of biotech manufacturing
• Relate each step to the previous steps, and provide you with a seamless, consistent overview
• Provide an overview of basic science, terminology and common areas of failure in product development
• Prepare you to improve in your current role, or be ready to enter the biotech field with foundational knowledge
• Provide an overview of the cell therapy manufacturing process and RMAT product types

Who Should Attend?

Individuals working in biotech & biopharma organizations. Significant value is provided to service providers, those who support the R&D industry. No prerequisite knowledge needed to attend.

Interested in attending Basics of Biotech in November? Click here to register.

Basics of Biotech is an interactive, two-day virtual course covering the process of a drug from discovery to commercialization, including regulatory filings and manufacturing with special emphasis on cell & gene therapy.

Basics of Biotech will take place over the course of 4 half days. Times listed are subject to change.

Learning Objectives:

Over two days, this interactive course will…

• Explain the biotech processes, what they are and how they work
• Explain the biotech lab, what it looks like and how it operates
• Explain the biotech product development process
• Examine how manufacturing facilities are built and operated
• Examine the evolution of biotech manufacturing
• Relate each step to the previous steps, and provide you with a seamless, consistent overview
• Provide an overview of basic science, terminology and common areas of failure in product development
• Prepare you to improve in your current role, or be ready to enter the biotech field with foundational knowledge
• Provide an overview of the cell therapy manufacturing process and RMAT product types

Who Should Attend?

Individuals working in biotech & biopharma organizations. Significant value is provided to service providers, those who support the R&D industry. No prerequisite knowledge needed to attend.