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BioSpace and the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council Inc. Launch 2009 Genetown™ Hotbed Campaign
Date:1/15/2009
BioSpace.com, the leading resource for life science careers and information, and the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council (MBC) have unveiled the tenth edition of the Genetown™ Hotbed Campaign.
Englewood, CO (Vocus) January 15, 2009 -- BioSpace.com, the leading resource for life science careers and information, and the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council (MBC) have unveiled the tenth edition of the Genetown™ Hotbed Campaign.
The regional campaign is a promotional effort that launched in 1993. It features printed and electronic maps as well as online profiles that showcase companies across the Massachusetts biopharmaceutical industry. The much anticipated, 2009 Genetown Hotbed map is available here. The map displays the location, logos and building images of participating businesses and is distributed to life science professionals at regional and international events throughout the year. Maps are additionally marketed through BioSpace.com's partnership with the MBC.
Genetown organizations include Merck Research Laboratories, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Millennium Pharmaceuticals and the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research as well as more than 40 other participants, research institutes, colleges and universities. Detailed online profiles of all participating organizations include contact information, career opportunities, financial updates and company history. Details can be found through the Genetown homepage, which features daily biopharmaceutical news and information from the region.
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