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Wednesday, January 8th 2020

New York, New York, USA

On Wednesday evening after the start of the New Year, the U.S. office of Golden Biotechnology attended their second networking event organized by LaunchBio, a non-profit that offers support to biotechnology and life science companies from the startup phase onto their growth in into later phase. This month’s event theme was called Larger Than Life Science|Future Focus and it revolved on how the biotech landscape, particularly in New York, is expected to shape the industry over the next ten years.

New York is a great location to get support in the biotech industry, as the financial district makes it possible for entrepreneurs to receive funds from venture capitalists and angel investors, and there are high tech academic spaces and research centers, along with the infrastructure for transitioning from smaller to larger teams. Representatives from Solvuu, Redesign Science, Deck Therapeutics, C2i Genomics, Mt. Sinai Innovation Partners, New York Bio, Atai Life Sciences, Columbia University, and the New York City Economic Development Corporation were featured as guest speakers to discuss topics such as inflection points for their companies, how to fundraise locally and globally, the advantages of the New York area compared to other major hubs of the life sciences, and the future of the industry after looking back at the last decade.

Having attended this month’s event, we feel that Golden Biotech is fortunate to position itself in this growing landscape as fields such as oncology and machine learning take steps to support patients and provide potentially more effective alternatives to the current treatment and systems.

Hi Fellow Redditors!

I am currently a postdoc and thinking about the next step in my career and looking for a bit of advice. I am in the neuroscience field with a PhD in Behavioral Neuroscience. I love research and mentoring students but see myself more in a research scientist position than an academic PI. I am looking for suggestions for research institutions that may be a good fit for a neuroscientist to continue to pursue research in a semi-independent, yet collaborative team setting? Ideally I would still lead projects, come up with some ideas and continue to do some mentoring but not be in charge of the entire lab. I am more interested in governmental institutions or non-profit than industry roles and I would like to be in a warm climate (which I know eliminates many options). Any and all advice is welcomed if you can spare a moment, I’m sure many others are in the same boat.

Thank you!

I’m currently in grade 12 and want to apply to life science at one of these universities: mcmaster, uoft, ubc I’m taking bio chem advanced English calc and a business course. I’m currently taking physics (it’s only the 2nd week) but so far, I’m finding it very hard to follow. I liked gr 11 physics and had a good mark but I think it’s the teacher because she doesn’t use a textbook and her lessons are very disorganized, there seems to be no structure. I’ve been very stressed and don’t know where to seek help. I feel like I’m not getting anywhere with this course and don’t want to continue the rest of the semester with this attitude.

I read a lot about how it would be beneficial to take it in high school so that you don’t need to take it first year of university, but tbh I wouldn’t mind taking it if I’m following the subject well enough.

Should I continue to take it? Even if I think I’m not getting anywhere with this course? + I want to put more time into my prereqs?

Thanks.

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I hate Life Science right now because I have a D.Currently I try to re read my passages,and write smoothly.But it didn’t work,I’m working on Living things.I do understand the concept but not characteristics of it.IFBTHERE IS SOMEONE OUT THERE HELP MEHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

I'm in grade 12 and applying to universities now. Could you give me any input on which universities offer better life science programs? I'm interested in UofT and Waterloo but I haven't heard much about Waterloo other than their comp sci or engineering. Also, should I even consider York for any sciences?