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The 2014 Biotechnology Industry Organization convention is a whirlwind of potential success for Darren Head, president and CEO of Oklahoma City-based Cytovance Biologics Inc.

The flow of visitors past the Oklahoma booth on the first day of the Biotechnology Industry Organization 2014 Convention brought many of them directly into the sight of Karen Waddell

Co-founded by Oklahoma entrepreneur Mike Moradi, Oklahoma City-based Sensulin is advancing a patented technology that regulates the release of insulin in diabetes patients throughout the day.

The countdown to BIO 2014 in San Diego begins this week for Oklahomans who will be part of the OKBio contingent at the giant industry convention.

The 2013 OKBio BrewFest on Tuesday night turned out to be an awesome event for well more than 300 people who attended the event at the Harn Homestead in Oklahoma City.

Brad Stumph is a scientist, a wildlife biologist by training. So, naturally, he’s put his scientific knowledge to work brewing craft beer as co-founder of Oklahoma City-based Black Mesa Brewing Co.

A highlight of the 2013 OKBio BrewFest was the Beer Trivia contest that challenged participants to answer 10 tough questions about their favorite subject.

Oklahoma’s bioscience industry numbers are smaller compared with other states, but we have assembled all the elements for sustained growth.

We have an excellent supporting cast with organizations such as OCAST, the Presbyterian Health Foundation and the not-for-profit i2E Inc., as well as a commitment from the state government to grow Oklahoma’s life sciences industry.

When the Oklahoma Bioscience Association became part of i2E, it created a synergistic opportunity for us to leverage our expertise and resources to further solidify a statewide commitment to this vital industry.

Pure Protein LLC was among the first new ventures spun out of an Oklahoma university after State Questions 680 and 681 were approved in 1998 by Oklahoma voters.

The Battelle Report issued in 2005 provided a roadmap that has led to ‘incredible growth’ for Oklahoma’s bioscience industry.

Dr. Craig Shimasaki shares his perspective on why he and 70 other Oklahomans attended the annual BIO trade show last week in Chicago.

Oklahoma’s exhibition booth at the BIO convention drew premier placement because of OKBio’s work and reputation, said Tom Kupiec.

Welcome to speed dating at the BIO show, when people flow in and out of the OKBio meeting space every 30 minutes.

Among the first Oklahomans on the 2013 BIO Convention exhibition floor Monday morning was Brien Thorstenberg from Muskogee.

Entrepreneurs in Oklahoma’s thriving bioscience sector have an arsenal to ensure they have a chance at success: financial and service support

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