Beating the Bugs
VIDO-InterVac will continue Canada's rich history of research into vaccines and infectious disease with a new CL3 facility opening in 2011
Vaccination has saved more lives than any other healthcare intervention. Its effectiveness and low cost have made it essential to maintaining public health.

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Is Job Growth Possible?
In the bioenergy, biofuels and industrial biotech sector, demand exceeds supply
Demand for biofuels products and services is expected to climb to 80 per cent nationally and 83 per cent globally over the next three to five years, according to a new report issued by BioTalent Canada.

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Public-private partnerships fuel Dutch life sciences innovation and provide foreign biotechs with the ideal European gateway
For Canadian companies looking to crack the greater European market, the Netherlands isn’t necessarily the first locale that comes to mind. But the Dutch life sciences community is working hard to change that, and with good reason.

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Free IP Book!
Intellectual property, or IP, is probably more important to life sciences businesses than any other group. It’s imperative that Canadian biobusinesses learn about how to protect and profit from their ideas and innovations.

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More Activity in 2010
Intralinks, a provider of information exchange solutions, announced the results of a survey of key decision-makers attending the BioNetwork West 2009 conference in California in October, on their anticipated deal activity in 2010 and the ways they expect to conduct them.

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Jobs in Toronto
Toronto-based Vive Nano, an award-winning company that has developed an environmentally friendly process for creating products and materials using nanotechnology, will see an investment of almost $3.8 million through Ontario’s Innovation Demonstration Fund to help the company build a pilot plant, refine its processes and come to full production levels..

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