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BioSpace Celebrates A Decade Of Genetown™
10/19/2005 5:12:28 PM
NAPLES, FL, December 15, 2004 - BioSpace, the leading online information source for the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries, unveiled this morning the 6th edition of the Genetown Hotbed Campaign for the Massachusetts life science community.
2005 Genetown Hotbed Map
2005 Genetown Hotbed Homepage
BioSpace has produced Genetown since 1995 with Massachusetts Biotechnology Council (MBC) as a major supporter of the campaign throughout the duration. Sponsored this year by Novartis Biomedical Research Center, Wyeth BioPharma and Biogen Idec, Genetown 2005 highlights 50 life science organizations including Antigenics, Genzyme, Idenix Pharmaceuticals and Pfizer. Other companies participating in the campaign include products and service provider PerkinElmer and scientific recruitment firm SRG Woolf Group. Research institutes, non-profit organizations and universities within Massachusetts also participated.
"We have seen the life sciences continue to flourish in Massachusetts over the past decade. This is readily evident by looking at the expanded Genetown campaigns and online presence of the community on BioSpace.com over the years," said Brian Vacanti, Division Manager of BioSpace. "We are happy to be working with MBC once again and look forward to another 10 years of Genetown."
The campaign features a Genetown Hotbed Map, created by BioSpace's professional artist, which displays the corporate logos and facilities of participating organizations. The map is further enhanced through the integration of many functional components including a Genetown Hotbed Homepage, on BioSpace's industry leading Website, BioSpace.com.
The original 1985 Biotech Bay™ Map for the San Francisco Bay Area hangs on permanent display in the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History.
About BioSpace
BioSpace is globally recognized as the leading provider of web-based resources and information to the life science industry. For 20 years BioSpace has helped to accelerate communication and discovery among business and scientific leaders in the biopharmaceutical market. With a well-established site infrastructure and loyal online audience of over 1.5 million unique monthly visitors, BioSpace.com offers an unparalleled distribution channel for recruitment, investment, product, event and other life science industry messages.
BioSpace promotes and adds online functionality to distinct regional clusters of bioscience industry through their world renowned Hotbed Campaigns. Current campaigns include Biotech Beach™, Biotech Bay™, BioPenn™, BioCapital™ and others. Additionally, BioSpace offers an online life science career center, live career events and a clinical trials database, CCIS™.
BioSpace, a Career Innovations company, is headquartered in Naples, FL.
CONTACT:
BioSpace
Keirsten Henderson
239-659-0100
keirsten@biospace.com
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• Whitehead Institute
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• Boston University School of Medicine
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• Boston College
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• Hybridon, Inc.
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• Sanofi-Synthelabo
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• Biogen Idec, Inc. (California)
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• Cryonix, Inc. (Franklin, Massachusetts)
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• Hydra Biosciences, Inc.
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• LION bioscience, Inc.
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• NUCRYST Pharmaceuticals Corp.
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• V.I. Technologies, Inc. (VITEX)
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• ALTANA Research Institute
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• Compound Therapeutics
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• Organon
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• PerkinElmer, Inc.
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• SRG Woolf Group (Massachusetts)
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• Xcellerex, Inc.
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• EPIX Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
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• Randstad
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• Worcester Polytechnic Institute/Gateway Park
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• Harvard University
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• Brigham and Women's Hospital
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• Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett, & Dunner, LLP (Cambridge, MA)
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• Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
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• Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
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• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
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• University of Massachusetts - Amherst
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• GENFIT Corp.
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• Wyeth Biotech (Massachusetts)
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• Idenix Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
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• Massachusetts General Hospital Clinical Research Program
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• Affymetrix (Bedford, Massachusetts)
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• Momenta Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
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• Serono, Inc.
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• Pfizer Inc.
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• Agenus (Formerly known as Antigenics Inc. - Lexington, MA)
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• Biogen Idec, Inc. (Massachusetts)
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• Zalicus Inc.
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• Massachusetts Biotechnology Council, Inc.
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• Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research
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• Alkermes plc
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• Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Company
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• Genzyme Corporation
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• EMD Group (EMD Millipore (Massachusetts))
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• BioSpace, Inc.
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• Abbott Bioresearch Center
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• Altus Pharmaceuticals Inc.
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• Amgen (Cambridge, Massachusetts)
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• ArQule, Inc.
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• AstraZeneca R&D Boston
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• Averion International Corp.
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