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Legal Considerations for Start-Up Companies
FDA Presents: on Final Guidances on Post-Approval Study Requirements and Postmarket Surveillance under Section 522 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act Webinar
Fierce Pharma Life Sciences Presents: Key Challenges and Opportunities in the Cell Culture Process Scale Up Webinar (Virtual)
Quadrant Biosciences Announces Patent Awarded for Saliva-Based Test to Help Diagnose Concussion and Predict Duration of Symptoms
Shannon Aylesworth, CEO and Founder and Levi Spires, Media Director of MyHealthHatch, A CNYBAC Client, Participated in the Launch NY Founders & Investors Celebration, Held at the OnCenter in Syracuse, November 15.
CNY Biotech Accelerator and Client Quadrant Biosciences Receive Centerstate CEO Economic Champion Recognition
CNYBAC Client Carapace Analytics Selected as a FuzeHub Commercialization Competition Finalist
Upstate Faculty 3D Mentor Dr. Cesar Colasante Presents at AM Medical Summit 2022
2020 MDIC Graduate, Assistance in Motion (First-of-Its-Kind Device) Receives over 250K to Continue Development
Micron Picks Syracuse Suburb for Huge Computer Chip Plant that Would Bring Up to 9,000 Jobs
