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Coming in 2011
SoCalBio Presents
|  | Exploring opportunities and challenges of cloud computing in the highly regulated biotech and medical device industries.
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Join SoCalBioJoin well-known entrepreneur Alfred Mann and other SoCalBio leaders to promote the biotech and device industries in the Greater Los Angeles Metro Area for job creation and overall economic growth. |  |
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| Thanks to Participants in the SoCalBio/Image 2000 Golf Classic on June 28 at Old Ranch Country Club
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| Prominent News Story | Los Angeles County's Biggest Biotechnology Company Gets Acquired by Celgene
| Dr Patrick Soon-Shiong, 57, owns 82.4 percent of Abraxis BioScience of Los Angeles. |  | Prominent Drug Chief to Sell Abraxis BioScience to Celgene for $2.9 Billion: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/01/health/01drug.html
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RSVP Now (Free for SoCalBio Members)
| July 23, 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM
SoCalBio Open House Wilshire Grand Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles More Information RSVP Now
Featuring a keynote presentation on the state of the bioscience industry based on the findings of the Ernst & Young's study entitled "Beyond Borders: Global Biotechnology Report 2010"
Learn how SoCalBio's Group Purchasing Program can slow your company's burn rate and cut down the cost of doing business; and get detailed insight into how SoCalBio can help your organization succeed.
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| Recent Headline | Grants: Studies: CE Mark: Product Launch: Collaboration: Venture Funding:
AqueSys, Inc. Closes $35M Series C Round: --
AqueSys, Inc., an Irvine-based medical device company that develops, manufactures and distributes proprietary implants for glaucoma, today announced that it has secured $35 million in Series C financing. The round was led by Longitude Capital and Rho Ventures, with participation from existing investors Accuitive Medical Ventures, The Carlyle Group and SV Life Sciences. http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/aquesys-inc-closes-35m-series-c-round-97386599.html Real Estate: Personnel:
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| About SoCalBio |  SoCalBio membership links you to partners, contract manufacturers, regulatory and legal experts, and policy makers. The organization's programs help emerging biotech and medical device companies grow. Membership is affordable -- as low as $500 -- and offers access to networking opportunities, advocacy, discounts through our group purchasing program group purchasing program and other benefits you simply can't find elsewhere ... Join SoCalBio |
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