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The BioProducts area members use biotechnology to transform natural resources into new products. Fuel from marine algae, agricultural growth enhancers from seaweed and cellulose-based chemicals are examples of work happening in this area.

We believe making face to face connections will build better partnerships and strengthen our industry. Quarterly networking events like Biotech Social, the annual Holiday Reception, the Annual General Meeting, and celebrations of a job well done with Good News & Blues are essential events that connect our industry and provide a place where we can discuss common challenges and opportunities.

The program offers local companies and research organizations the opportunity to bring an international collaborator to Nova Scotia and facilitates the creation of focused international business and research alliances and is an opportunity to move existing international relationships into the next level of the collaborative process, and may include company recruitment,…

BioNova participates in a select group of external conferences that are seen as pivotal events for the local industry. For these select, external events, BioNova partners with local, national and international organizations to develop assistance programs for member companies, which may involve discounted registrations, speaking engagements, and travel and accommodation assistance.

BioNova’s BAP program is a suite of individual program initiatives that are assembled based on the present day needs of the local life science community. The program has an over-arching goal to move businesses down the commercialization pathway faster to get technologies and products to the market sooner.

The BioInnovation Challenge (BIC) was created by BioNova to help ease the transition from research laboratory to market. But BIC is more than just a competition; it is a support program to assist life science companies and researchers interested in commercializing in becoming established, viable entities. Since its inception in 2011, the BioInnovation Challenge has ushered 38 companies from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick…

We created this workshop series to accelerate the innovation and productivity of Atlantic Canada’s businesses while boosting the bioeconomy. We offer various business topics, from intellectual property and patent system changes to marketing and communications, workforce enhancement and more. The sessions bring together BioNova members from across Nova Scotia, …

TAP allows life sciences SMEs to apply for small project funding to engage technical expertise that is not available within their company. The technical expertise received is intended to allow the company to overcome an immediate challenge that is acting as a barrier to commercialization.

Caring for the world, one person at a time, inspires and unites the people of Johnson & Johnson. We embrace research and science – bringing innovative ideas, products, and services to advance the health and well-being of the people we serve around the world. Employees of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies work with…

The Pharmaceutical and Vaccines area includes companies and researchers who work to develop ways to treat a host of illnesses. From a vaccine for cancer to a new class of anti-infectives to topical treatments for pain, Nova Scotians are working on the forefront of drug discovery and development.

The Medical Technologies area develops products used in the diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions. Innovations range from sophisticated neuro-imaging technologies, to a pessary used to treat urinary incontinence, to a robust line of diagnostic tests that address some of today’s greatest health care challenges.