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Roadshow | SA Early Commercialisation Fund
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20 June 2017 at 10:30am
Tonsley, SA
TechInSA presents a South Australian Early Commercialisation Fund (SAECF) roadshow.
The event will outline and explain the new grants program and give attendees the opportunity to ask questions relating to their circumstances.
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Next Stage of Business Growth - Breakfast Seminar
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16 June 2017 at 7:30am
Adelaide, SA
The Water Industry Alliance with Kain Lawyers and TechInSA present a breakfast seminar to learn about how businesses in the water industry can access funding, attract investment to facilitate growth, or ready themselves for an exit.
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SA Hi-Tech In The News
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Two SAECF grantees have been featured in the news recently.
Beta Cell Technologies, featured on Nine News Adelaide, is developing a novel ectopic skin pancreas which may eliminate the need for injections in type 1 diabetes patients.
View the Beta Cell story here.
Also, Myriota who has developed tiny, low-cost ground-based satellite communications devices, has won an international start-up award in Silicon Valley.
Find out more about the Myriota award here.
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NHMRC National Scientific Committees
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The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) is piloting National Scientific Committees (NSCs) to provide advice to researchers on clinical trials involving medical devices and complex genetic research.
The NSCs will provide advice and a report as part of this initiative. During the pilot (ending 30 June 2017) applicants will not be charged for this service.
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Nominations open for Kerrin Rennie Award for Excellence in Medical Technology
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MTAA invites the Australian medical technology industry to participate in the 2017 Kerrin Rennie Award for Excellence in Medical Technology – Improving Quality of Life.
Any medical technology company based in or represented in Australia may enter a product launched in Australia between 1 January 2015 and 25 August 2017 and used in the diagnosis, prevention or treatment of disease or disability or improvement of quality of life.
Entry is not limited to members of MTAA.
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AusBiotech and Johnson & Johnson Industry Excellence Awards now open
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The AusBiotech and Johnson & Johnson Industry Excellence Awards are now open, with awards presented at the AusBiotech 2017 national conference, to be held from 25–27 October.
These Awards recognise the highest achievers in Australian life sciences. From researchers who successfully translate their discoveries into clinical practice, to companies who pioneer the developments of new treatments and reliable diagnostics, these prestigious Awards recognise the leading lights of Australia’s world-class biotechnology, medical technology and healthcare sectors.
Nominations are open until Friday 29 September 2017.
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StartupSmart | The one thing startup founders shouldn’t delegate
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“Storytelling” is the one task startup founders shouldn’t delegate, according to Queensland’s chief entrepreneur and founder of Blue Sky Alternative Investments Mark Sowerby.
“As a founder you’ve got to be the storyteller and it’s got to be your story,” Sowerby tells StartupSmart.
Articulating the story of your startup as a founder is a powerful mechanism for bringing other people on the journey you envision, he believes.
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AusBiotech
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25–27 October 2017
Adelaide
AusBiotech 2017 is Australia's premier life sciences conference, facilitating valuable networking opportunities for its delegates. By drawing life sciences experts, researchers, companies and investors from around the world to one central location, delegates are well-positioned to establish new connections and strengthen their existing relationships.
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Entrepreneurs Week
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3–7 July 2017
Adelaide
Entrepreneurs Week is a collaboration between the Adelaide Entrepreneurship Forum, Brand South Australia, Adelaide City Council, the state government, and a broad range of stakeholders who are interested in hosting events with an entrepreneurial focus.
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Australian eChallenge
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The Australian eChallenge is a competition-based learning experience that develops strategic business thinking for early-stage entrepreneurial ventures.
Teams compete for prizes and the prestige of being nominated the most outstanding Australian eChallenge entrepreneurial venture of the year.
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