3. Hydrodynamic Cavitation for reduction in volume of make-up water down water and discharge water; with complete control of biofouling 2. Ground water treatment, Local Grampanchyat with ICT Mumbai A/P Khudus, District Solapur, Maharashtra Hydrodynamic Cavitation for microbial disinfection A/P Atpadi, District Sangli, Maharashtra A/P Bhadas, District Pune, Maharashtra A/P Zanjewaadi, District Solapur, Maharashtra 3. Alkyd Resin Waste water treatment, Asian Paints Pvt. Ltd. A/P Khandala, District Satara, Maharashtra Hydrodynamic Cavitation combined with advanced oxidation processes for mineralization of high load organic waste water 4. Industrial Waste water treatment, Asian Paints Pvt. Ltd. Industrial TWP, District Rohtak, Haryana Hydrodynamic Cavitation for degradation of organic 5. Petroleum Industry water treatment, BPCL Pvt. Ltd.. Trombay, District Mumbai, Maharashtra Hydrodynamic Cavitation for microbial disinfection & degradation of organic water 6. Ballast water treatment, HyCa Technologies Pvt. Ltd. with ICT Mumbai Mumbai Coastal zone, District Mumbai, Maharashtra Hydrodynamic Cavitation for microbial disinfection 7. Water treatment, Kolhapur Municipal Corporation, UAA Kolhapur Chapter with ICT Mumbai Rankala Lake, District Kolhapur, Maharashtra Hydrodynamic Cavitation for microbial disinfection & degradation of organic waste water
Annex 7: BIOTECH & MEDICAL VALLEYS Name (full – official and short name) Location (city, region, state) Web site Contact /leading person Number of members (categories: clinics, institutes, companies, etc.) Role of state /public sector (founder, partner, etc.) 1 Life science cluster Medicon Valley, Denmark/Sweden Represented and managed by Medicon Valley Alliance F.M.B:A. (MVA), a non-profit networking organization Domicile in Metropolitan Region Copenhagen, Denmark Lund and Malmo, Skania region, Southern Sweden Petter Hartman, CEO Phone: (M) +45 23 71 55 77 E-mail: Cca. 250 They include: academic instituions, the regions (who administrate the hospitals), counties, biotech, pharma and medtech companies, contract research organizations, contract manufacturing organizations , investor and business developers, business service providers and other organizations in Medicon Valley – from SME to major global enterprises. Cluster organizations, companies, and other relevant organizations outside Medicon Valley can become external members. 2 Medical Valley EMN e.V. Germany Erlangen, European Metropolitan Region Nuernberg, Free State of Bavaria, Germany MEDICAL VALLEY EMN E.V. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Erich R. Reinhardt Board of Directors, President Adress: Breitenlohestr. 43 91301 Forchheim, Germany +49 9131 0 +49 9131 98780 0 E-Mail: More than: 500 companies, 65 hospitals, 80 institutes at universities and universities of applied sicence research in the field of medical technology, 20 non-university research institutions in the of medical technology Sponsored by the Federal Ministry for Education and Research
3 Medical Alley Association, Minnesota, USA 4150 Memorial Hwy, Suite 430 Golden Valley, MN 55422, USA Mandle, President & CEO Phone: +1 952 746 3818 E-mail: 637, they include : academic institutions (12), public government institutions (14), non-profit organizations (26), payors/providers (8, among them Mayo Clinic), investors (9), clinical/quality/regulatoty/reinbursment (47), bio/pharma companies (100), digital health (49) , medical device (148), design/development/manufacturing (69), legal/tax/accounting services (26), marketing/communications/business development (21), professional services (81), software&support (12), talent recruitment & retention (15) Foundational (underlined) and Sustaining Members: 3M, Abbott, Boston Scientific Corporation, Mayo Clinic Smiths Medical, Medtronic, Fredrikson & Byron, P.A., Ecolab Inc., University of Minnesota, Cantel Medical, Coloplast Corp., Takeda Pharmaceuticals U.S.A., Inc., Laboratories, Inc. 4 Bio Alps (Health Valley), life science cluster of Western Switzerland Bio Alps Association, C/o OPI, Ch. du Pré-Fleuri 3 CH - 1228 Plan-les Ouates www.bioalps.org President of the Committee Dr Benoît Dubuis Director, Fondation Campus Biotech Geneva Mr Ir Claude Joris Secretary +41 22 304 40 40 +41 22 304 40 70 General E-mail: More than 750 biotech and medtech and multinationals ( such as Baxter, Debiopharm and UCB Farchim), incubators and 20 research institutions and universities Non-profit organization is supported by the Cantons of , , , , , , and the (SECO).
5 Cambridge Biomedical Campus, UK Francis Crick Ave, Cambridge CB2 0SL, UK Phone: +44 1 22 324 08 83 E-mail: enquiries@cambridge-biomedical.com The main organisations located on the Campus are: Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, the University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine, the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology and GlaxoSmithKline. AstraZeneca’s new global R&D Centre and Corporate HQ and the new Papworth Hospital are due to open in 2018 Campus is a thriving community the worlds of academia, industry, research and health meet, collaborate together and work to tackle some of the significant healthcare challenges facing the world today 6 Shanghai Zhangjiang Biotech and Pharmaceutical Base Development Co. No 4 building, No 36, Haiqu Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai Postal Code : 201210 General Manager Wang Lanzhong Phone: +86 21 68795959 More than 40 research centers, nearly 100 public service platforms and more than 400 innovative enterprises, organizations and institutes as »Pharma Valley« is one of the pillar industries of Zhangjiang National Innovation Demonstration Zone ) China's Medicine Valley, Shanghai Zhangjiang National Innovation Demonstration Zone PR of China 7 Shanghai Juke Biotech Park (professional biotech industry cluster) 2F,Building6, No.333 Guiping Road,Xuhui District, Shanghai P.R.China. 200233 21 54489815 It has already accumulatively incubated over 400 biotech companies Co-founded by Huhui Duistrict Government and Shanghai Institute for Biological Scuiences, afilliated to CAS (Chines Academy of Sciences)
8 Massachusetts Life Sciences Corridor initiative lanuched by five mayors (Greater Boston) in 2014 Massachusetts Biotechnology Council,Inc. (MassBio), a organization, founded in 1985, represents and provides services and support for this world’s leading life sciences supercluster. Greater Boston (Somerville, Cambridge, Boston, Quincy, Braintreee), MA, USA 1305 Hancock St, Quincy, MA 02169, USA Phone : +1 617 376 1168 Robert K. Coughlin, President and CEO of the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council, Inc. (MassBio) 300 Technology Square, 8th Floor, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA +1 617 674 5100 E-mail: Representing 600+ biotechnology companies, academic institutions, disease foundations and other organizations involved in life sciences and healthcare MassBio leverages its network of innovative companies and industry thought leaders to advance policy and promote education, while providing member programs, events, industry information, and services. 9 Forum MedTech Pharma , e.V. Germany Platform for business contacts and knowledge exchange. Facilitates innovation and in the medical sector. Forum MedTech Pharma e.V. Am Tullnaupark 8 90402 Nueremberg, Free of Bavaria, Germany Prof. Dr. Thomas Armin Schildhaue Chairman of the Executive Committee E-mail: More than Charitable non-profit making association - incorporated society. Founded at the beginning of 1998 on the initiative of and with significant support from the Bavarian Government. 10 BIOPRO GmbH BIOPRO GmbH Breitscheidstraße 10 70174 Stuttgart, Germany www.bio-pro.de Prof. Dr. Ralf Kindervater, CEO Phone: +49 711 218185 00 E-Mail: kindervater@bio-pro.de 603 companies, university hospitals, 19 universities, 10 research institutes Comes under the auspices of the Baden-Württemberg government and is financed by two of its ministries
11 Cluster Innovative Medizin NRW, Cluster Germany Cluster InnovativeMedizin.NRW GbR MedLife GmbH, MedEcon Ruhr GmbH, HRCB Projekt GmbH Düsseldorf, North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany www. Dr. Oliver Lehmkühler Merowinger Platz 1a 40225 Düsseldorf, Germany Phone : +49 211 / 73 27 89 81 E-Mail: 534 companies, 7 university hospitals, 8 universities, 37 research institutes 12 MedicalMountains AG, Germany Schützenstraße 14 78532 Tuttlingen, Baden-Württemberg Germany Yvonne Glienke, Director +49 7461 / 9697 211 Email: Cca 400 companies, university hospitals, 11 universities, 24 research institutes 13 Cluster HealthCapital Berlin Brandenburg, Germany Berlin, Brandenburg, Germany www.healthcapital.de Stefan Oelrich, Cluster spokesman Executive Vice President Diabetes & Cardiovascular and Member of the Executive Committee Sanofi-Aventis Deutschland GmbH Phone: +49 30 46302 463 E-mail: Cca 300 companies (medtech), 2 university hospitals, 31 university, 23 research institutes (life sciences)
14 The Québec-Ontario Life Sciences Corridor, Canada (Created in 2011 by the associations Biopolis Québec and Life Sciences Ontario) Ontario and Quebec Eastern Canada Life Sciences Ontario 109-1 Concorde Gate Toronto, ON M3C 3N6 No common leadership identified, each association has its own one General contact Phone: +1 416 426 7293 Fax: +1 416 426 7280 E-mail: BiopolisQuébec is the alliance of three Québec regions active in life sciences and health technologies Life Sciences Ontario (LSO) is a organization that represents more than 150 life sciences companies, service providers, research and teaching institutes, partner organizations, individuals and students in Ontario. The Corridor hosts more than: 1100 companies, qualified professionals and 490 educational programs in the biological and biomedicine sciences. In 2011, the Ontario and Quebec governments established the Ontario-Quebec Life Sciences Corridor, enabling the two provinces to become one of the largest bioclusters in the world. 15 Biocluster Lyonbiopole France Lyonbiopôle Bâtiment Domilyon (2ème étage) 321, avenue Jean-Jaurès 69007 Lyon Region Auvergne Florence Agostino-Etchetto, Director General E-mail: Labeled “global competitive cluster” in 2005, it represents community of 197 actors: industrial actors, world leaders in their markets, 4 of which are the founding members of the cluster (Sanofi Pasteur, world leader in human vaccine, Merial, world leader in veterinary products, bioMérieux, #1 in bacteriological diagnostics, BD, medical and diagnostics leader), 176 innovative SMEs and ETIs, but also 16 competence centers, including the region’s 3 university hospitals. 16 Medicen Paris Region global competitiveness cluster. France Medicen Paris Region, 3-5 impasse Reille 75014 Paris, Île-de-France France www.medicen.org Christian Lajoux, President of the Medicen Region Béatrice Falise Mirat Déléguée Générale Phone: +33 1 79 68 10 80 E-mail (administrative assistant): slebarbier@medicen.org
17 Biocom, CA , USA Biocom, San Diego (headquarters), CA, USA. Biocom has locations in , , , , and . Each Biocom location utilizes targeted initiatives and programs to give area members resources for their unique needs. www.biocom.org Joe Panetta, President and CEO No contact details, following Biocom privacy policy, see link: Biocom works on behalf of nearly 1000 members to drive public policy, build an enviable network of industry leaders, create access to capital, introduce cutting-edge workforce development and STEM education programs, and create robust value-driven purchasing programs Membership ranges from life science companies with under 10 employees to those with 500+ employees, as well as service providers. Biocom annual membership benefits transfer across all office locations in California. 18 bioPmMed, Piemonte Innovation Cluster, Italia Dedicated to health care related products and services It is managed by , the regional science park founded in 1998, since its creation, has been working as system integrator for the development of life sciences in the Region. Bioindustry Park Silvano Fumero S.p.A. - Bi.P.Ca. S.p.A. - Via Ribes, 5 10010 Colleretto Giacosa (TO), Italia www.biopmed.eu Rita Bussi (RBM – Merck Serono) President of the Governing Council Phone: +39 0125 561311 E-mail: Over 80 organizations full members of the bioPmed Association A community of about 400 among companies, research centers, universities and foundations Established in 2009 by Region Piemonte in the framework of the ERDF – POR program. In 2015 Region Piemonte signed a framework agreement with Region Valle d’Aosta which will allow Valle d’Aosta companies – through the bioPmed Association – to benefit from the services and the support of Bioindustry Park, and will favor the concentration of funding and efforts on common activities.
19 Aus Biotech, Victoria, Australia Aus Biotech, Ltd. Suite 4, Level 4 627 Chapel Street South Yarra VIC 3141 Australia , Chairman of the AusBiotech Board & CEO & Executive Director BioDiem Ltd Glen Cross, CEO of AusBiotech +61 3 9828 1400 E-mail: admin@ausbiotech.org Well-connected network of over 3,000 members in the life sciences, including therapeutics, medical technology (devices and diagnostics), digital health, food technology and agricultural, environmental and industrial sectors. Australia’s biotechnology organisation, working on behalf of members for 30 years to provide representation and services to promote the global growth of Australian biotechnology. 20 LINK – J, Life Science Innovation Network Japan Nihonbashi District Tokyo, Japan Life Science Innovation Network Japan (LINK-J), Inc., Nihonbashi Life Science HUB 1-5-5, Chuo-ku, 103-0022 [], Japan Phone: +81 3 6314 3086 Hideyuki Okano, M.D.,Ph.D. Chairman of the Board +81 3 3241 4911 LINK-J has recruited a number of "supporters," people with knowledge spanning diverse fields and whose skill sets range from research and development to management, law, and accounting. They include entrepreneurs and experts, who participate in many of the events that we put together and offer advice to LINK-J special members.
21 Bavarian Biotech Cluster, Germany BioM Biotech Cluster Development GmbH (Bavaria Cluster management agency for the Munich biotech cluster) Am Klopferspitz 19a IZB-West Martinsried https://www.bio-m.org Dr. Georg Kääb Corporate Communications, Managing Director Bavarian Biotech Cluster Phone: E-mail: Prof. Dr. Horst Domdey, BioM Managing Director Phone: E-Mail: About 250 life sciences companies including 130 SMEs 2 elite-universities: and – German Research Center for Environmental Health biological/medical Max Planck Institutes: , und 2 university hospitals: and as well as 60 hospitals 2 specializing in biotechnology The Bavarian Biotechnology Cluster was founded in 2006 by the Bavarian government and BioM GmbH was engaged in connecting all biotechnology regions in Bavaria
22 Genopole, Evry, Ile-de-France France GIP Genopole (oversees the Genopole biocluster, brings together biotech companies, research labs, shared technological platforms and the University of Evry) 5, Rue Henri Desbruères, Campus 1 - Bât. 8 91 030 Evry Cedex - France Marianne Duranton, President of Genopole Jean-Marc Grognet, Chief Executive Phone: +33 1 60 87 83 00 Genopole, France’s leading biocluster for biotechnologies and research in genomics and genetics (figures): 86 biotech companies 19 academic research laboratories 25 shared-access technology platforms Members of GIP Genopole: French Ministry for Higher Education, Research and Innovation Ile-de-France Regional Council Essonne Department Council The Evry Centre-Essonne Urban Area The City of Evry The University of Evry AFM-Telethon (The French Muscular Dystrophy Association) The CEA (Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission) Inserm (National Institute of Health and Medical Research) University The CHSF (South Ile-de-France Medical Center) The semi-public SEM Genopole (created to develop a real estate offer for laboratories and businesses) The GIP Genopole provides a legal status for coordinating and concentrating the means received from public and private sectors, while guaranteeing the preservation of the public interest 23 Bio City, Notingham, UK BioCity Ltd. HQ: Pennyfoot Street Nottingham NG1 1GF, UK Dr. John Brown, Chairman of the Board of Directors Dr. Glenn Crocker, CEO E-mail: BioCity business accelerator programmes are held exclusively at BioCity Group campuses throughout the UK, home to 200+ of the most innovative life-science companies. A private limited company, BioCity was founded by the and who are each part owners of the business.
26 Norway HealthTech, Incorporating . Oslo Medtech (technology cluster facilitating the growth of new and innovative healthcare solutions) Norway Health Tech, Forskningsparken Gaustadalleen 21 N-0349 Oslo Carl Christian Gilhuus-Moe, Chairman of the Board Kathrine CEO Email: Over 200 members in 2017 and is in the process of repositioning as a major international health technology cluster on behalf of the Norwegian healthcare sector. 27 Tuscany Life Science Cluster, Italy The Toscana Life Sciences Foundation is the operating entity that coordinates and manages the activities of the Tuscany Life Sciences Cluster, founded in 2011 by an initiative of the Tuscany Region aimed at creating an integrated Life Sciences system Fondazione Toscana Life Sciences Via Fiorentina, 1 53100 Siena – ITALIA Phone : +39 0577 231211 Francesco Mazzini Technology Transfer Specialist Tuscany Life Sciences Cluster E-mail: The actors of the Tuscany Life Sciences Cluster are affiliated businesses (startups , spin off , SMEs and major players in the pharmaceutical industry ); Tuscany Universities ( Florence , Pisa , Siena ); School of Advanced Studies (the Sant’Anna and Pisa Normale Schools for Advanced Studies and the IMT Institute for Advanced Studies of Lucca); Institutes of CNR ; the University Hospitals ; the local health authorities; foundations, service center, other public and private research facilities. Some aggregate data relating to more than 190 member companies, but all together cca 324 affiliates in the network. Regional Cluster that groups public and private organisations, operating in the region, in the fields of Biotechnology, Pharmaceutics, Medical Devices, Diagnostics and Nutraceuticals. The Cluster is an initiative of Tuscany Region, with the aim to stimulate the establishment of networking activities between companies and the research system.
28 TIC BioMed, Murcia, Spain Private non-for-profit business association, founded in 2009 TIC BioMed Ed. CEEIM Campus Universitario, 7 , CP 30.100 Espinardo Murcia,Spain. Phone: +34 968 904 808 Maria Luisa Lucas, Director of Marketing and Communication E-mail: maria.lucas@ticbiomed.net 22 Premium Members and 41 members, as well as 7 Protective members (mainly universities and research institutes) Main sources of funding are European Projects (they have participated in six, four of them as coordinator), own initiatives like the eHealth Adoption Awards sponsored by the European Commission, and external services like the MSD innovation Factory 29 Cluster Monterrey, Ciudad de la Salud, (Monterrey Healthcare City Cluster) Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico Torre Vértice Av. Frida Kahlo #195 Suite 613 Sexto piso, Col. Valle Oriente San Pedro, Garza García, N.L México 66269 Eduardo García Luna, President of the Cluster Emilia López-Portillo, Director of the Cluster +52 (81) 8340 4933 +52 (81) 8340 4934 Monterrey Healthcare City Cluster, is an organization made up by public and private hospitals, certified by national and international organisms, such as the CSG (General Health Council) and the JCI Commission International), the Ministry of Economic Development of the State of Nuevo León and 4 of the most prestigious Universities in Latin America
30 Biopolis Biomedical Research Hub, Buona Vista, Singapore JTC Headquarters JTC Corporation The JTC Summit 8 Jurong Town Hall Road Singapore 609434 E-mail: The Biopolis development project is being undertaken by JTC Corporation (formerly Jurong Town Corporation), the lead agency in Singapore to spearhead the planning, promotion and development of a dynamic industrial landscape. Biopolis is one of JTC's key projects to boost the biomedical industry as Singapore's next engine of economic growth. As the premier research hub for Biomedical Sciences, it hosts leading public and private biomedical research institutes and organisations, and anchors the development of the entire research and development (R&D) value chain of life sciences. This encompasses basic drug discovery, clinical development and medical technology research The Biopolis campus was created in to provide space for biomedical research which could promote the collaboration between private companies and public scientific / educational bodies. 31 Bangalore Bioinnovation Center (BBC), India Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre Bangalore Helix Biotech Park Electronics City Phase 1 Bangalore – 560 100 Gaurav IAS, Chairperson of BBC of Directors. Also Principal Secretary, Department of IT, Biotechnology and Science & Technology of the Karnataka Government E mail: The Centre is nestled between thriving Academic Institutions like Institute of Biotechnology and Applied Biotechnology (IBAB), Centre for Human Genetics and the upcoming area for anchoring Big Companies/MNC’s. Thus, the Centre provides a crucial link within the developing Bio- cluster, the Bangalore Helix Biotech Park. An initiative of Karnataka Biotechnology and Information Technology Services (KBITS), Dept of IT, BT and S&T, Government of Karnataka with a liberal funding support from Department of Biotechnology (DBT),