Biomedical Entrepreneurship Summer Course
*I-Trep Summer Course 2024* Apply Today!In-Person I-Trep Biomedical Entrepreneurship Summer Course July 29- August 1Questions? Contact Tina.Thornton@uvm.edu
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This intensive biomedical entrepreneurship course is designed to bridge the gap between biomedical researchers and the mainstream customer by providing a practical understanding of what is required to bring products to the marketplace and the roadmap to get there. This course is free for selected applicants and limited to 20 participants. Travel reimbursement and hotel accommodations will be provided.
This is an intensive team-based course that requires a commitment to full participation in order for us to maintain a collaborative and supportive learning environment. We will organize into teams around the selected technologies. While participants will be divided into teams, we all work together to build strong pitch decks for the technologies selected as these are our "live" case studies.
2021 Seminar Series--public webinars that are open to all!
| Date | Title | Presenter | |
June 21 5-6 PM EST View | Translating hibernation for neurocritical care | Kelly Drew, Ph.D.,
Chief Executive Officer at BE COOL PHARMACEUTICS LLC | LinkedIn |
June 22 5-6 PM EST View | Enabling Technologies to Encapsulate and Deliver Cell Therapies for Optimized Success
| Karthik Ramachandran, Ph.D.,
Chief Operating Officer and Co-Founder at Likarda, LLC | LinkedIn |
June 23 1-2 PM EST View | Translating Molecular-Targeted Therapies for the Treatment of Blood Cancers and Supporting the University's Mission with the SBIR Program | Nate Dolloff, Ph.D., Founder and Chief Scientific Officer Leukogene Therapeutics, Inc. | LinkedIn |
2019 Seminar Series
| Date | Title | Presenter | |
June 14 HSRF 300 12-1PM | Designing and Building CARs for Therapy | Charles Sentman, Ph.D., The Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College | Bio |
June 17 HSRF 300 12-1PM | Learn how FDA Regulation Applies to Your Invention | David McMillan, Ph.D., FDA Toxicologist | Bio |
June 18 HSRF 300 12-1PM | Patent Basics for Inventors, Entrepreneurs, and Start-Ups | Danial Kolker, Ph.D., Supervisory Patent Examiner, USPTO | Bio |
June 19 HSRF 300 12-1PM | First Steps to Turn Your Idea into a Start-Up | Sarah O'Connell Kalil, CEO at CoreMap, Inc. | Bio |
June 20 HSRF 400 3-4PM | Experiences of a Life Science Entrepreneur | Jerry Williamson, Ph.D., CEO at NanoView Biosciences | Bio |
2018 Seminar Series
| Date | Title | Presenter | |
June 15 HSRF 300 12-1 PM
| Intellectual Property: What? How? and Why? | Matt Beaudet, Senior Legal Counsel, Novartis
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June 18 HSRF 400 12-1 PM | Do we Need a Biopharmaceutical Industry?- a 20-year Perspective. | David Meeker, Former President & CEO, Genzyme
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| June 19
HSRF 400 12-1 PM | Regulation of Drugs and Biologics by the Food and Drug Administration | Sandra Heibel, CSO, BIOPHARMA GLOBAL, Inc. | Bio
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June 20 HSRF 300 12-1 PM | A Day in the Life of a Startup | Patrice Milos, President and CEO, MEDLEY GENOMICS | Bio |
| June 21
HSRF 300 12-1 PM | Venture Capital in the World of Biomedical Startups | Amita Shukla, Founder & CEO, Vitamita | Bio |
2017 Seminar Series
| Date | Title | Presenter | Information |
June 19 | Patent Basics for Inventors, Entrepreneurs, and Start-ups | Daniel Kolker, Ph.D., Supervisory Patent Examiner, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office | Bio |
| June 20
| Innovation Pathways | Phil Weilerstein, President & CEO, VentureWell | Bio |
| June 21
| Venture Capital and the World of Biopharmaceutical Start-ups | Tim Shannon, M.D., Venture Partner,
Caanan Partners | Bio
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| June 22
| A very Long and Winding Road...to Sucess | Randolph Noelle, Ph.D., Co-founder of ImmuNext, Professor, Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth | Bio |
| June 23
| Disrupting Healthcare | John Abele, Co-founder of Boston Scientific | Bio |