Category Archives: Opportunities
Two new I‐Corps™ at NIH cohorts in 2016
Apply to PA-16-019 by December 10, 2016 (1st cohort) Or March 21, 2016 (2nd cohort)Continue reading
Check out the Nanotechnology Startup Challenge in Cancer
The National Cancer Institute’s (NCI) Alliance for Nanotechnology in Cancer and the Center for Advancing Innovation have partnered to create a “first of a kind” Nanotechnology Startup Challenge in Cancer or NSC2.Continue reading
Opportunity Alert- Apply to NCATS for SBIR STTR Funding
The National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) has several open funding opportunities available for small businesses interested in commercializing translational technologies.Continue reading
Opportunity Alert: Business Operations Manager, Phoenix Children’s Hospital
Position Summary:
This position is responsible for developing and managing annual research budget, productivity analysis, financial reporting, and analysis for research administration. Continue reading
We’re Hiring – Molecular Technologist at PinPoint Clinical
Seeking Molecular Technologist for full time position with Pharmacogenomic processing experience
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Flinn-Brown Civic Leadership Academy Applications Open Until April 13th
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“The Flinn-Brown Leadership Academy is an opportunity to learn from the best program in the state about issues facing Arizona from water to prisons to education,” shared AZBio Chairman, Russ Yelton who is also CEO of Pinnacle Transplant Technologies. “This academy brings together those with diverse opinions, allows them to hear multiple sides and then work to reach a compromise in what actions are best for the overall population of our state. Although extremely competitive, the Flinn-Brown Leadership Academy gives everyone the opportunity to fully analyze issues and reach their own conclusions. As a graduate of this program, I can tell you firsthand that this is a life changing experience that every leader in Arizona should aspire to.”