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We're opening the #STEM pipeline to more #diversity. With partners #SaturdayAcademy and Univ of CA San Diego Extension we're making 8 scholarships for underrepresented high schoolers to attend a virtual research immersion program. Reg by 9/23 - bozinstitute.com/thecuriosity… #ORBioDEI pic.twitter.com/tRjjfqRRRW
Sign of things to come at Knight Campus
UO researcher’s work drives launch of spin-off, Penderia Technologies
By Matt Sayre, Contributor, The Register-Guard The Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact is not scheduled to open officially until this fall; however, there are early indicators that it could have an outsized local economic impact, as well as a broader scientific one. Once fully staffed, the Knight Campus will be home to about 300 full-time research staff members, […]Voice of Industry: Sedia 2.x: Scaling up and overcoming challenges, Part 2
Oregon Bio recently caught up with Sedia Biosciences Corp.’s two founders, Roger Gale and Ron Mink, Ph.D. to learn more – not only about how its coping with Covid-19 impacts but more about the company’s innovation strategies. Last week we ran Part 1. Recently, Sedia worked with the City of Beaverton to relocate to expand product manufacturing capabilities to serve an increasing demand for HIV diagnostic and epidemiological assays, specifically HIV recency diagnostics. Although the company […]
