BioDefense and Homeland Security: Opportunities for Biotechnology
Companies 2006 written
by BioAbility®
All eyes are on the
biotechnology industry and biotechnology research centers to
contribute to the effort for biodefense. The U.S. Government
is spending billions of dollars on this effort. U.S.
companies, universities, and other research institutions are
encouraged to work on these projects.
This biodefense resource guide is designed to
help steer biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and med-tech companies through the labyrinth of
opportunities, programs and procedures in the emerging biodefense
industry.
Most beneficial from this report are the profiled success stories of
companies that have developed a successful niche in biodefense. By
examining how these companies have gotten their foot in the door and
have gone on to flourish, we're able to provide you a roadmap to
hopefully do the same.
96 success stories from 75 companies and institutes are provided. Examples
include:
Acambis Inc.
Advanced Biosystems Inc.
Arizona State University
Dana-Farber Cancer
Institute
EluSys Therapeutics Inc.
Hawaii Biotech Inc.
HemoCleanse Inc.
Isis Pharmaceuticals Inc.
MicroFluidic Systems Inc.
NanoBio Corp.
Northeast Biodefense Center
Omrix Biopharmaceuticals
S.A.
Take advantage of grants and funding programs by knowing who to
contact!
Biodefense and Homeland Security:
Opportunities for Life Sciences Companies 2006 pinpoints
where and how to obtain funding, and explains how to contact the proper
officials in charge of specific granting programs. It not only
identifies the agencies and groups that have an interest in
biotechnology and med-tech solutions, but it also acts as a useful tool
in providing insight into future developments.
Key contacts listed at U.S. federal agencies:
DHS
NIH/NIAID
DOD
DOA
NIST
USDA
EPA
HHS
FDA
CDC
DOE
Many federal agencies are expanding biodefense initiatives that will
require expertise from a variety of scientific and technology
industries. This report has a broad scope to cover and provide an
understanding of these newly announced programs and areas of special
interest.
Details on biodefense programs by research area include: