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Cooperation agreement signed for Life Sciences Innovation Platform in Flevoland

January 22, 2010

The platform aims to create a framework in which development and innovation within the region have a better chance of success.

Dutch biotech rising in world rankings

January 20, 2010

20 January 2010 - The Life Sciences & Health Innovation Program (LSH) and the Nyenrode Life Sciences & Healthcare Institute presented the first Biotech Outlook, in which the Dutch cluster in the field of ‘red’ biotech was compared with the international leaders (seven clusters).

Sanquin and ViroPharma expand agreement on licensing, commercialization and development rights for Cinryze(TM)

January 11, 2010

NKI-AVL opens new clinic to allow for growth

January 08, 2010

Life Sciences Pre-Seed Grant: Call open for submissions

January 07, 2010

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Events
Regional Lunch Amsterdam on Holland Pavilion, BIO International Convention
February 16, 2010
Kamer van Koophandel Amsterdam, Ruyterkade 5 in Amsterdam,
BIO-Europe Spring
March 08, 2010
Barcelona, Spain,
The Netherlands Biotechnology Congress
March 11, 2010
De Reehorst, Ede,
Upcoming events…

 

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Our Know-who Know-how Directory of life sciences organisations contains (company) profiles organised by type of organisation and field of application. These individual profiles should serve as a useful source in fostering the establishment of new contacts and collaborations in the industry.

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It’s business stupid

What is it with the Dutch that they have such difficulty grabbing business opportunities in a changing world? We have the brains, we have the money and the opportunities are plenty. Still, during the last 40 years hardly any company of substantial size has emerged next to the old industry in the AEX.  Oil, food, materials and financial services dominate the landscape.

We have left the environmental challenges to environmentalists, rather then building innovative businesses in solar or wind energy to help face them. We have exported our knowledge on agriculture around the world, and now that we can more intelligently engineer crops we let the opportunity pass due to invalid arguments around GMOs. Now that  “kweekersrecht” is being substituted by patent law we complain instead of adapt.

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