In this episode of the Vital Health podcast, host Duane Schulthess sits down with Steve Potts, a seasoned entrepreneur and CEO of SLAM BioTherapeutics. They dive deep into the challenges and opportunities in biotech, exploring how recent legislative changes, like the IRA, are reshaping the industry. Steve shares insights on the shift from small molecules to biologics, the funding landscape, and the critical role of American innovation in drug development. Tune in to hear about the state of biotech in the U.S., the future of drug discovery, and what it takes to succeed in this evolving field.Continue reading→

The 2024 AZBio Trailblazer Honorees are: Senator Eva Burch, FNP-C; Senator Brian Fernandez; Senator David Gowan; Senator John Kavanaugh; Senator Janae Shamp, BSN, RN; Senator T.J. Shope; Representative Selina Bliss; Representative David Livingston; Representative Stacy Travers; and Representative Julie Willoughby, TCRN. Continue reading→

At the ASU Venture Devils program, on Saturday, November 16th 2024, 70-90 top student ventures will be pitching for varying amounts of seed funding from various funding tracks associated with the Venture Devils program. This large-scale event is happening in-person at ASU SkySong in Scottsdale, AZ. Volunteer VIP Judges are needed to provide thoughtful and thorough evaluations of these teams. We are looking for diverse, interdisciplinary judging panels and for consistency with this across all judging rooms. These panels will be assembled based on the sign-up response in coordination with the judges and stakeholders that are participating. We will notify you if you’ve been selected as a judge at least one week prior to the event. Continue reading→

The Arizona Biomedical Research Centre (ABRC) invites you to conduct peer reviews of research grant applications on behalf of the Arizona Department of Health Services. The ABRC relies on subject matter experts (SMEs) from around the globe to evaluate the merits of the grant applications, and solicits their participation as needed. Continue reading→

• License for Companies to Manufacture and Supply High-Quality, Low-Cost Versions of Lenacapavir for 120 Primarily Low- and Lower-Middle Income Countries –
• Gilead Plans to PriceProduct at No Profit to the Company and Supply Lenacapavir Until Generic Manufacturers Fully Support Demand –
• Agreements Also Cover Lenacapavir for HIV Treatment in Heavily Treatment-Experienced Adults with Multi-Drug Resistant HIV –

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A serious, irreversible eye disease known as myopic maculopathy is on the rise. Yalin Wang, a professor of computer science and engineering in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence at ASU, is leading a team to find solutions. Continue reading→

First subject vaccinated with investigational vaccine for early-stage hemangiosarcoma in combination with standard treatment

Hemangiosarcoma, or HSA, is a common and uniformly fatal cancer in dogs, with particularly high incidence in some popular breeds.Continue reading→

The submission deadline is October 17, 2024. 

Download the 2025 Submission Guide.

Individuals whose proposals have been selected will be notified mid-January 2025.Continue reading→

NIH launched the new NIH Grants and Funding website in September. Designed with the needs of the extramural research community in mind, the new site is intended to enhance your journey through the NIH grants process with a modernized interface and powerful features to make finding critical information easier than ever. 

A key change involves a redesign of the NIH Guide for Grants and Contracts and related funding information. The new tools reduce reliance on activity codes and other NIH jargon to help you explore opportunities for funding in a more intuitive way.Continue reading→