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Tim Block
Companies
Artemis Solutions, Inc.
(215) 489-4944
Kathleen Czupich
Grant support and business services company
Biosante Pharmaceuticals
(215) 589-6359
Tulin Morcol
Pipeline of hormone therapy products and drug delivery systems
Buckingham Life Sciences
(215) 489-4900
Timothy Block
Biomarkers and diagnostics
Callisto Pharmaceuticals
(215) 589-6308
Kunwar Shailubhai
Small molecule therapy for cancer
Clark Consulting
(215) 589-6407
Joseph Clark
Pharmaceutical executive recruiting and consulting
Datascope
(215) 589-6317
Thomas Barford
Anesthesia delivery systems
Enantigen
(215) 589-6350
Michael Xu
Drug R&D for novel antiviral therapy
Foundations for Development
(215) 489-4900
James Horan
Real Estate Development
Fox Chase Cancer Center
1-888-369-2427
Clinical research; programs of prevention, detection and treatment of cancer; community outreach
Green Oil Company
(215) 589-6417
Ira Pierce, P.E.
Research, development and production of green energy products based on canola, replacing petroleum
Immunotope
(215) 489-4945
Mohan Philip
Immunotherapy for cancer and infectious diseases
Patients and Comsumers Pharma
(215) 589-6423
Joe D'Silva
Development of novel personalized medication technologies
Pennsylvania Bio Nano Systems, LLC
(215) 858-7555
Fred Klaessig
Investigations of bionanoparticle interfaces
Pharmabridge
(215) 589-6409
Tong Xiao
Custom synthesis of pharmaceutical intermediates
Product and Educational Services LLC
(215) 230-7515
Edward Griffith
Storage, handling and shipping for INDs and IDEs
Russell Biotech Inc.
(215) 609-4995
Thomas Russell, PhD
Development and commercialization of magnetic cell selection technology
Serigene
William F. Soriano
Integrated point of care PCR system
SHAR-x Biopharma
(215) 589-6435
Allen Reitz
Drug discovery for neurological disorders
TherimuneX Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
(267) 252-5791
James D. Thacker, PhD
Biopharmaceutical research and development
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About Us

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The Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center of Bucks County is the joint creation of the Hepatitis B Foundation and Delaware Valley College with a shared vision of sustaining the vitality and beauty of Bucks County and the region, as a place of discovery, education and job creation.

Funded in part by a grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the more than $12 million Center is an impressive 62,000 square foot facility that opened in August 2006.

The Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center of Bucks County seeks to advance biotechnology in Bucks County and the surrounding region, maximize synergies between nonprofit scientists and their commercial colleagues, and launch new ideas and discoveries that will make a difference.   

 

 
Hepatitis B Foundation
delaware valley college