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Max Talbott LLC, a Health Product Consulting firm in Austin, has agreed to sponsor BioCamp Houston, Fall 2009. Thanks, Max! Continue

Osha Liang has agreed to sponsor BioCamp Houston, Fall 2009. Thanks guys! Continue

Fulbright & Jaworski LLP is a sponsor of Biocamp Houston, Fall 2009. Thanks to Allen from the last BioCamp for setting this up! Continue

Harrington Law Firm, a sponsor of the first BioCamp Houston, has signed up to sponsor BioCamp Houston, Fall 2009! Thank you, Mark. Continue

Tietronix has signed up to sponsor BioCamp Houston, Fall 2009! We have Erge, who we all remember from the last BioCamp, to thank for this sponsorship. Thanks, Erge! Continue

BioCamp Houston is now just one month away! BioCamp is based on the BarCamp concept that has taken off in popularity among the IT crowd. It's an "unconference." There are no agendas or invited speakers. If you want to present something, you simply volunteer the morning of the conference by choosing a time and a room. We expect that there will be people who present on biotech en… Continue

Contrary to popular belief, the last rule of BioCamp isn't, "if this is your first BioCamp, you have to present." We recognize that not everybody wants to get up in front of a crowd of people and start talking. That said, the format of BioCamp doesn't work unless a non-trivial fraction of attendees volunteer to present something. I presented at my first… Continue

Every BarCamp event I am involved in usually surprises me to some degree. Today was a huge surprise as we had an amazing group of attendees and presenters. Although BioCamp drew a smaller crowd than GreenCamp or BarCamp, that was to be expected given the tight nature of the event: biosciences. Most of all, I was envigorated with most everyone's energy around improving the entrepreneurial spirit in the life sciences, particularly in Houston. How did you find today's event? Let's hear your comme… Continue