WATCH FOR THE LAUNCH OF OUR NEW PUBLICATION THIS FALL:

This publication will provide a comprehensive view of outsourcing issues facing the biopharmaceutical and biomedical industries as partnerships are formed with India, China, Taiwan, Malaysia, and other emerging Asian markets. 

• Free Publication
• Quarterly Issues
• 25,000+ global subscribers from the US, Canada, the UK, Germany, France, India, China, Taiwan, Australia, and other emerging markets.

• EDITORIAL GUIDELINES

CanBiotech is seeking the following partners for this publication:

Industry experts in biopharmaceutical outsourcing to write for this publication;

Biopharmaceutical Event Organizers who wish to feature their events;

Technology Transfer Officers who wish to feature licensing opportunities;

Established and Emerging Asian Biopharmaceutical Companies who wish to feature their outsourcing case studies;

Column Writers i.e. news column, events column, technology column, partnership opportunities column

Contact the EDITOR for more information on participating in the first issue of Bio-Outsourcing Asia.

INAUGURAL ISSUE: BIO OUTSOURCING ASIA Volume 1 Issue 1 December 2007

In this issue: FREE Publication (Click image to download)

Biopharmaceutical Outsourcing

Rationale behind Biopharmaceutical Outsourcing in India by Dr. Anjali Shukla, Accure Labs Pvt. Ltd.
 
Market Analysis

Booming Clinical Trials in India by RNCOS

Spotlight on Bangalore by CanBiotech

Comparing Trends across the Indian and Chinese Drug Discovery and Development Life Cycles by CanBiotech

Operations Management

Improving Efficiency through Consolidating Asset Management and Streamlining Processes by Mike Benevento, Marketing Director, Global Services, GE Healthcare

Spotlight

TAIWAN by Dave Silver, President, Biotech East Co. Ltd.
SINGAPORE by Mr. Keat-Chuan YEOH, Executive Director, Biomedical Sciences Group

Advice from our Outsourcing Service Providers

Doing Pharmaceutical and Nutritional Outsourcing in China and India: What Problems May be Encountered by Frederick D. Sancilio, Ph.D., Jerilyn J.Spencer, and Nealie C. Newberger, Ph.D.