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Best Training Methods for the Pharmaceutical Industry

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Pharmaceutical Industry today, is a goldmine of opportunities. The global pharmaceutical market was estimated at approximately $935 billion in 2017 and is bound to reach $1170 billion by 2021. And for a company to succeed, the people who make it, i.e., its employees, should be updated with all the recent developments.

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Tadataka Yamada, 1945-2021: Pioneer in drug development led global health at Gates Foundation

GeekWire

Tadataka Yamada, a pioneer in drug and vaccine development who helped forge numerous biotech companies and spent six years at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation as head of global health, died Wednesday morning of natural causes at his home in Seattle. Tadataka “Tachi” Yamada. Twitter Photo via @TachiYamada).

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Seattle Children’s spins out BrainChild Bio, a startup developing therapies for incurable brain cancers

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The startup has an exclusive license to use novel CAR T-cell technology developed by Jensen and his team. “With our clinical trials and our academic programs, we can treat and help dozens or tens of dozens of patients,” Jensen said. Steven Brugger will join BrainChild Bio as CEO.

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Tech Moves: UW announces director for new DoD program; Microsoft vet joins EQT; and more

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NSIN tapped Justin Dunnicliff as its university program director at the UW. He’ll be based at the CoMotion, the university’s innovation hub, and will run programs including Hacking for Defense and Starts. NSIN tapped Justin Dunnicliff as its university program director at the UW. The six-year old company raised $5.5

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The ‘Great Retraining’: IT upskills for the future

CIO Business Intelligence

The latest piece in her reinvention story is Synchrony’s new Tech Apprenticeship for Artificial Intelligence, a full-time, 12-month program that balances on-the-job learning with instructor-led training, providing Chavarin with a pathway into one of the most coveted technology spaces despite her very nontraditional IT background.

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Tech Moves: Zillow Group names new COO as longtime execs depart

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The new arrangement created a single institution that combined research and patient care and also serves as University of Washington Medicine’s cancer program. AGC Biologics is a “Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization” that helps companies develop and produce pharmaceuticals and other medical treatments.

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Archon Biosciences emerges from stealth with $20M to create tiny ‘Antibody Cages’

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“David said, ‘Well, George, if we do this, no one’s going to develop it for you. James and George have assembled a team of world-class scientists and pharmaceutical industry veterans that is able to create new preclinical molecules with extraordinary speed and accuracy,” Picardo said. ” Ueda recalled.

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