The latest at MBC Biolabs
The latest at MBC Biolabs
Evotec SE: Launch of partnering agreement to strengthen biotech innovators in shared R&D economy
LabCentral, BioLabs, and MBC BioLabs announced an agreement to boost early-stage innovations through access to Evotec’s leading shared end-to-end R&D platform.
CAGE Bio Announces Positive Topline Results From its Double-Blind Phase 2 Study Evaluating an Ionic Liquid formulation of 1% Tofacitinib In Patients with Atopic Dermatitis
Ionic Liquids - Changing the Game One Indication at a Time
This Startup Just Raised $26 Million To Develop Safer Gene Editing Tools
Amber Bio Raises 26M to Develop Safer Gene-Editing Tools
UCSF researchers’ startup aims to stop allergies — starting with babies’ guts
UCSF spinout targets allergic diseases by resetting babies' guts
Eisai Innovation, Inc. Golden Ticket 2023
Apply until August 25!
ONO Golden Ticket 2023
Apply until May 23rd!
AbbVie Golden Ticket 2023
Apply until April 14
Forbes 30 under 30 List
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Astellas Future Innovator Prize Winners 2022
Bespoke Biotherapeutics and Cellinfinity Bio are the Winners for the Astellas Future Innovator Prize 2022
Diversity Golden Ticket 2022 Winners
MabSwitch and NeuroAge Therapeutics are the AbbVie Diversity Golden Ticket Winners!
Bristol Myers Squibb Golden Ticket 2022 Winners
WeatherWax Biotechnologies and Navan Technologies as the winners of their 2022 Golden Ticket Competition
Venture Capitalist ROBUST Announces Investment in Symbiome
Venture Capitalist ROBUST Announces Investment in Sustainable Life Sciences Brand Symbiome
Eisai Innovation, Inc. Golden Ticket 2022 Winner
Qinotto was selected as the winner of the 2022 Eisai Golden Ticket Competition
Industry Winner of the 2022 Grant Program
The winner of the industry category was Dr. Julia Durack from Symbiome in the USA!
Diversity Golden Ticket 2022
Apply until November 8 for the AbbVie Diversity Golden Ticket
Fika, A New MBC BioLabs Tradition!
According to Doug Crawford, there are a few key things that scientists need in order to succeed in the labs: one of them being coffee, and the other is snacks! Our newly adapted weekly tradition of Fika was inspired by the Swedish culture. Fika, which roughly translates from Swedish as drinking coffee, munching sweet treats and chatting — is as much a part of the working day in Sweden as emailing and fixing the printer.