Introduction to biotech entrepreneurship: from idea to business [electronic resource] : a European perspective /
Matei, Florentina.editor.
Zirra, Daniela.editor.
Primarily intended for biotechnology graduates, this handbook provides an overview of the requirements, opportunities and drawbacks of Biotech Entrepreneurship, while also presenting valuable training materials tailored to the industrial and market reality in the European Biotech Business. Potential investors and business consultants will find essential information on the benefits and potential risks involved in supporting biotech businesses. Further, the book addresses a broad range of Biotechnology fields, e.g. food biotech, industrial biotech, bioinformatics, animal and human health. Readers will learn the essentials of creating innovations, founding a biotech start-up, business management strategies, and European funding sources. In addition, the book discusses topics such as intellectual property management and innovation transfer. The book offers a comparative analysis of different countries’ perspectives and reviews the status quo in Western and Eastern European regions, also in comparison with other leading biotech countries such as the USA and Canada. A long list of potentially profitable biotech start-up ideas and a collection of success stories involving European companies are also included. The book is based on the Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership project “Supporting biotechnology students oriented towards an entrepreneurial path” (www.supbioent.usamv.ro), which involved the collaboration of Life Sciences and Economics departments at higher education institutions throughout Western and Eastern Europe.
The Potential of Biotechnology to Generate Prosperity -- Doing Business in Biotech: European Paradigm Versus American Success -- Creating Products and Services in Plant Biotechnology -- Creating Products and Services in Environmental Biotechnology -- Medicinal Biotechnology for Disease Modeling, Clinical Therapy, and Drug Discovery and Development -- Creating Products and Services in Industrial Biotechnology -- Creating Products and Services in Food Biotechnology -- Creating Products and Services in Bioinformatics Start-Up and Management Features in Biotech Business -- Financing and Investment in Biotechnology -- Key Elements of the Biotech Market -- Intellectual Property and Transfer of Innovation in Biotechnology -- European Biotech Entrepreneur Profile: Case Studies.
Primarily intended for biotechnology graduates, this handbook provides an overview of the requirements, opportunities and drawbacks of Biotech Entrepreneurship, while also presenting valuable training materials tailored to the industrial and market reality in the European Biotech Business. Potential investors and business consultants will find essential information on the benefits and potential risks involved in supporting biotech businesses. Further, the book addresses a broad range of Biotechnology fields, e.g. food biotech, industrial biotech, bioinformatics, animal and human health. Readers will learn the essentials of creating innovations, founding a biotech start-up, business management strategies, and European funding sources. In addition, the book discusses topics such as intellectual property management and innovation transfer. The book offers a comparative analysis of different countries’ perspectives and reviews the status quo in Western and Eastern European regions, also in comparison with other leading biotech countries such as the USA and Canada. A long list of potentially profitable biotech start-up ideas and a collection of success stories involving European companies are also included. The book is based on the Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership project “Supporting biotechnology students oriented towards an entrepreneurial path” (www.supbioent.usamv.ro), which involved the collaboration of Life Sciences and Economics departments at higher education institutions throughout Western and Eastern Europe.
Biomedical engineering.
Biotechnology.
New business enterprises.
Biomedical Engineering/Biotechnology.
Biotechnology.
Start-Ups/Venture Capital.