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Nutripro Biosystems is a Worthington, MN-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Tanox, Inc. is a Houston, TX-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Project Farma is a patient-focused global leader in advancing technical operations from ideation through commercialization with a proven track record of planning, building, and maintaining manufacturing facilities, capital expansions, and technical operations for complex biologics and novel modalities. We provide end-to-end services for the entire manufacturing lifecycle for pharmaceutical and biotech companies, universities, hospitals, and government agencies. Project Farma has executed 100+ facility builds, retrofits and expansions, managed 400+ large scale capital projects, industrialized 10+ commercial cell, gene, and novel therapies, and managed $6B+ in technical operations capital investments. One of our core values is giving back. Volunteering at hospitals, supporting life science related fundraisers and partnering with nonprofit organizations is an integral part of our culture. In doing so, not only do we raise awareness of many life-threatening diseases, but we also bring our team and our clients team closer to the actual patients and families that will be impacted by our work. Project Farma is a PerkinElmer company. (https://www.projectfarma.com/)
Boundless Bio, a San Diego based company backed by ARCH Venture Partners, is discovering and developing novel cancer therapeutics based on the role of extrachromosomal DNA (ecDNA) in driving tumorigenesis, resistance and recurrence. When DNA in cancer cells comes off chromosomes, “extrachromosomal DNA (ecDNA),” it becomes unbound and unwound, thereby enabling numerous copies of cancer-causing genes, driving cancer cells to grow and allowing them to resist treatment. At Boundless Bio, we are counterattacking this ecDNA phenomenon with boundless innovation and boundless energy to develop powerful new cancer medicines that eliminate cancer cells’ ability to employ ecDNA to survive.