About BioFusion
What is BioFusion?
Organized by BioSouth and Technology Vision Group, LLC, BioFusion is the world's only southern United States-based international bioscience partnering conference. BioFusion 2008 is designed to foster partnering opportunities among members of the biosciences industry, including pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device, biomanufacturing, drug discovery, drug delivery and clinical research companies. The event also targets research universities and institutions, such as the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Duke University, Saint Joseph's Research Institute, Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Leading biosciences companies and institutions committed to attending BioFusion 2008 can combine marketing efforts to secure funding through partnerships, research and development support, technology licensing, new sales and distribution channels and many other opportunities. The conference will be held November 9-11, 2008, in Atlanta, Georgia, at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Who will be there?
Click here to view the list of 2004 - 2006 participants
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From start-up to large, multi-national U.S.
biosciences companies, to include pharmaceutical, biotechnology
and medical device companies
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Prominent research universities and institutions from
across the Southern United States
and our international partners
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Venture Capitalists
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Regional and international economic development organizations
Who should attend?
CEOs,
business development executives and other members of senior management
teams; researchers and scientists; technology transfer officers
and venture capitalists and other investors working in the biosciences
industry.
Why Atlanta?
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Atlanta will host BIO in
2009, one of the largest international biosciences conferences
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Atlanta is the U.S. home to representatives of BioSouth’s founding international
partners, Canada,
Germany, Israel and the United Kingdom
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Atlanta’s business
community has a long history of supporting bioscience industry
growth and economic development efforts.
Following
2008, BioFusion
may rotate among other Southern U.S.
cities recognized as leading bioscience centers.
You
can contact
BioSouth to learn more and receive
notification of our plans. To learn about the 2006 conference,
feel free to review this website.
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