The workshop is designed to give entrepreneurs a practical look at how experienced angel investors evaluate early-stage companies before making investment decisions. Participants will have the opportunity to engage alongside […]
Join us for the final stop of our Job Seeker Series. The Philadelphia life science ecosystem is extensive. Join us for an interactive, virtual deep dive into the Philadelphia-area life […]
Life Sciences Future is the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania life sciences ecosystem. From biotechnology, medical device and diagnostics, pharmaceuticals to research institutions, investment organizations, and strategic advisors, all key stakeholders will gather September 30 and October 1, 2026 in King of Prussia.
The inaugural Pittsburgh Lace Up for 1 in 100 is a 5K fun run along the scenic North Park Boathouse course. This is a flat, easy-to-run course perfect for amateur and seasoned runners alike. All registrants will receive a packet that includes an event t-shirt and run bib. After the run, attendees can stick around […]
The annual Women Who Rock Concert is back featuring Taylor Dayne at Stage AE on October 17, 2026. All proceeds benefit life-saving women's health research at Magee-Womens Research Institute. Individual and group tickets available for purchase.
Pennsylvania Rare Disease Day empowers rare disease patients and their caregivers, and recognizes the specific challenges affecting this community in their access to care. This event raises awareness of the unique policy obstacles affecting rare disease patients and their families, and is a chance to educate and inform our legislators and administration officials on how they […]
A new series to educate life sciences executives, policymakers, and patients about advances in the life sciences industry. This session is a discussion about what is happening now and next in Supply Chain. Questions: If you are not sure of your eligibility, please contact Emily Boring Director of Membership, eboring@lifesciencespa.org. Any advocacy related questions, please […]