Next BioBeers, Thursday 9/24
Posted by Jim H on September 8, 2009
It’s been a busy couple of months and I apologize for not posting more frequently, but have to catch everyone up on a few things.
First, if you tired of reading this blog, you may want to check our Dr Robert House’s (one of the 25 CEO’s you need to know in 2009) blog over at DynPort vaccine: Drugs and Bugs An interesting quote in the most recent post talking about vaccine safety: ”Vaccines are literally the only class of pharmaceutical (using the broadest sense of the term) that is routinely administered to large numbers of healthy individuals”. I hope we can entice Dr House to attend BioBeers this month.
Oh, and speaking of BioBeers, I created a new LinkedIn group for those not young, hip and computer savvy enough to join the GoogleGroup. The next BioBeers is Thursday Sept 24th at the Flying Dog Brewery. Our gracious hosts at the Flying Dogs have again agreed to put up with us, even though they have the GonzoFest this weekend.
The response lately to the BioBeers event has been overwhelming! All kinds of offers to sponsor this and that. I wish I could get a few more people willing to present their research. For this event, we’re going to try having the presentations in the conference room adjoining the pub. This way, the people who would like to hear the presentations can enjoy them in a more intimate setting (probably fit 30-40 people in the conference room).
As in the past, please RSVP to me directly, or by leaving a comment on this post, or via twitter, Tweetvite, LinkedIn group or the GoogleGroup.
I should be able to update everyone on who is sponsoring and speaking, soon. In the mean time, this video from SciFoo 2009 was published by Nature over the weekend. One of the stars of the show is my friend and DIYbio colleague and evangelist, Mac Cowell. Brought back many memories for me from SciFoo ‘08

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Colin J. Reitman said
RSVPing for the event. Looks like great fun!
-Colin