Catch Up on BIO Digital Week

As we near the end of the first-ever BIO Digital Week, we’re humbled by an outpouring of positive feedback from our attendees, sponsors, and participants. It’s been an exciting few days packed with heavy-hitting conversations about how the COVID pandemic has made a permanent impact on the environment of our industry in a matter of a few months.

While we weren’t able to gather in person this year, your participation and involvement in education sessions and BIO One-on-One Partnering™ has proven that Nothing Stops Innovation. Collaboration is critical to overcoming the pandemic, and organizations like yours are uniting to drive solutions for the health of the global population.

We encourage you to continue educating yourself and engaging in discussions among your peers. If you didn’t get a chance during the week, catch up on the incredible content available on-demand.

 

All content from BIO Digital Week will be available until July 11, so watch or revisit sessions at your convenience. Browse featured sessions by topic area:

Business Development and Partnerships

Company Presentations
Sponsored by Samsung Biologics
Did you get a chance to watch company presentations this week? This year we had more than ever before with 340+ presentations. You can filter your search easily across 25+ “Main Therapeutic Focus” areas to find the companies worth considering for BIO One-on-One Partnering meetings, still active through the end of the day on Friday, June 12.

Here are three companies to watch:

Business Development and Finance Sessions


Investment Opportunities and Start-Ups

Did you know BIO Digital attracted more investor participants than ever before? Here are a few sessions that covered the investment landscape, and three can’t miss start-up pitches.

Start-Up Stadium Pitches

Sessions on the Current Investment Climate


International Perspective

With attendees from 64 countries, there was no shortage of global perspective at BIO Digital. Take a look at the featured sessions below and hear from thought leaders from around the world on key industry issues.

Global Innovation Hubs: Why You Should Invest in these Regions

  • France, Presented by Ambassador of France to the United States, Philippe Etienne
  • Ontario, Canada, Presented by Ontario’s Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade, Vic Fedeli
  • The Netherlands, Presented by Clémence Ross-van Dorp, Ambassador National Action Program “New Opportunities for Top Sector Life Sciences & Health”, Dutch Ministries of Economic Affairs & Climate Policy and Health, Welfare & Sports

International Industry Collaboration


Digital Health

Telehealth and remote diagnostics are rapidly changing how clinical trials and healthcare take place. Learn what’s happening at the frontiers of digital health through these sessions:


COVID-19 and Beyond

The global COVID-19 pandemic has changed the landscape of the biotechnology industry. We convened leaders from around the world to discuss the current state of therapeutics, diagnostics, and vaccines, and what the outlook is moving forward.

COVID-19 was the primary topic of discussion in most sessions during BIO Digital Week. View the full list of COVID-19 sessions.