Venture investment by industry

By Deepak Singh | Published: October 10, 2007

Biotech and medical devices don’t do half badly

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Pedro Beltrao

Posted October 13, 2007 at 08:59 | Permalink

I will be moving to SF next year. One thing that I had in mind for the next years while I do the posdoc would be to find some way to get in touch with biotech people in the area. I like the academic world but I would at least like to understand better the potential and limitations of working in biotech.
Deepak Singh

Posted October 13, 2007 at 09:32 | Permalink

You’re moving to the right city. Working at a biotech has some challenges which are the same as academia and some that are completely different. Especially in the Bay area, with the venture funding available there are a lot of companies doing very interesting science.
Pedro Beltrao

Posted October 13, 2007 at 11:59 | Permalink

I will be moving to SF next year. One thing that I had in mind for the next years while I do the posdoc would be to find some way to get in touch with biotech people in the area. I like the academic world but I would at least like to understand better the potential and limitations of working in biotech.
Deepak Singh

Posted October 13, 2007 at 12:32 | Permalink

You're moving to the right city. Working at a biotech has some challenges which are the same as academia and some that are completely different. Especially in the Bay area, with the venture funding available there are a lot of companies doing very interesting science.