Biotechnology Certificate Program at JHU's Carey School of Business

I will be opening the Business Matters for Scientists program at Johns Hopkins Carey School of Business on March 6th 2009. My focus will be providing an extensive overview of the biotechnology industry and insights on paths to entrepreneurship and business planning considerations. In addition to laying out the fundamentals for success, I will also address practical considerations in developing biotechnology companies and illustrate the diversity of entrepreneurial approaches and cases of unforeseen hurdles in biotechnology business development.

For those who cannot make it to Baltimore for the certificate program, two other options exist:

Biotech-U.com is an online biotechnology education platform offering self-directed courses covering the scientific, legal, regulatory, political, and commercial aspects of biotechnology.
My book, Building Biotechnology, is a comprehensive biotechnology industry primer.

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January 14, 2009

14 Jan 2009

Introducing Biotech-U: Web-based courses on biotechnology

After months of effort, I’m pleased to announce the launch of Biotech U, a biotechnology education resource featuring web-based lessons on biotechnology business, law, IP, politics, regulations, and science.

Biotech U is based on Building Biotechnology, the leading text used in business-of-biotechnology courses. The online-learning structure is designed to meet the needs of busy professionals who seek a robust educational resource but lack the time to attend traditional classes. Feel free to try the sample course, an Introduction to Biotechnology, and I hope you enjoy this new resource.