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May 26, 2006
Neurotech Conference Sessions Blogged
Posted by Zack Lynch
For those of you who couldn't make it to the sold out Neurotech Industry Investing conference you might want to spend a few minutes over at the Eudaemon blog reading through these posts that Denise and Jeremy wrote that capture some of the conference sessions: Investing in Neurotech; Spinning Neurotech out the Lab; Corporate Partnering: Neurotech Industry Overview. Given the great response to the event we are planning on making the conference a two day event next year to provide more time for networking, additional speaker time and a few more cutting edge topics. If you have any suggestions I am always open to hearing from you.
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1. Kensai on June 5, 2006 6:34 AM writes...
Information right from the experts! I found especially interesting the capture from "Spinning Neurotech out the Lab" session.
Constantine.
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