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2010
Gold Leaf Awards Les Feuilles dâOr
Thank you to our 2010 Platinum and Gold Supporters:
BIOTECanadaâs Gold Leaf Awards
Merci Ă nos partenaires platine et or :
celebrate Canadian companies and individuals that have
demonstrated leadership and have made significant contributions to the growth of Canadaâs innovative biotech sector. Launched in
2001, these prestigious awards are the industryâs way of recognizing excellence. The awards are presented annually by Canadaâs national biotechnology industry association.
En guise de reconnaissance de la
contribution apportĂ©e Ă lâinnovation canadienne,
les prix des
Feuilles dâOr de BIOTECanada
rendent hommage aux réalisations considérables des individus et
des entreprises canadiennes. Lâassociation nationale de lâindustrie des biotechnologies du Canada remet chaque annĂ©e ces prestigieux prix, lancĂ©s en 2001.
www.goldleafawards.ca
Gold Leaf Award Recipients
2010 RĂ©cipiendaires de prix Les Feuilles dâor Company of the Year Lâentreprise de lâannĂ©e OncoGenex Technologies Inc. Industry Leadership Award Leadership de lâindustrie Dr. Murray McLaughlin
Early Stage Company of the Year - Health Entreprise en phase de démarrage - santé iCo Therapeutics Inc. Early Stage Company of the Year - Industrial & Agriculture Entreprise en phase de démarrage - secteur industriel et agricole CO2 Solution Inc.
Contribution to the Association Contribution Ă lâassociation Dr. Karen Burke & Mr. James Willoughby
of the year
Company
OncoGenex Technologies Inc.
OncoGenex was founded in 2000 as a University of British Columbia spin-oïŹ, to address unmet needs in cancer treatment. In contrast to the approach popular at the time, of focusing development on a single product at the time, OncoGenex chose to diversify. Today the company has ïŹve products in various stages of development and continues to grow. The strategy of simultaneously conducting multiple clinical trials, involving multiple product candidates for several diïŹerent indications has paid oïŹ. OncoGenex achieved signiïŹcant clinical milestones in 2009, and is poised for future growth.
In late 2007, OncoGenex had planned to go public when foreign market issues crippled the market, forcing management to adopt a diïŹerent path. Undaunted, OncoGenex completed a reverse takeover of Sonus Pharmaceuticals becoming a NASDAQ traded company. Then, in December, 2009, the ïŹrm signed a world-wide collaboration and license agreement with Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. The agreement includes upfront fees totaling $60M, and milestone and other payments up to $370M to support the ïŹnal stage of development of OncoGenex's lead product candidate, OGX-011. The partnership with Teva validates the OncoGenex platform, which is now well positioned for the ïŹnal stages of clinical development and potential market entry. OGX-011 blocks production of clusterin, a cell survival protein over-produced in several cancers as well as in response to many cancer treatments. Phase 2 data released in 2009 demonstrated meaningful improvement in survival over and above that of the current gold standard therapy in prostate cancer. The company is poised to begin Phase III trials in castrate-resistant prostate cancer, and is exploring broadening the product proïŹle to include numerous other cancer types. A second product candidate, OGX-427, has likewise experienced extremely positive progress.
de lâannĂ©e
Lâentreprise OncoGenex, sociĂ©tĂ© dĂ©rivĂ©e de lâUniversitĂ© de la ColombieBritannique, a Ă©tĂ© fondĂ©e en 2000 aïŹn de rĂ©pondre aux besoins non comblĂ©s en matiĂšre de traitement du cancer. Faisant ïŹ de la tendance dâalors, qui Ă©tait de dĂ©velopper un seul produit, OncoGenex choisit de se diversiïŹer. Aujourdâhui, la sociĂ©tĂ© possĂšde cinq produits Ă divers stades de dĂ©veloppement et poursuit sa croissance. Sa stratĂ©gie, qui consistait Ă mener en parallĂšle de multiples essais cliniques de divers candidats-mĂ©dicaments pour plusieurs indications diïŹĂ©rentes, a portĂ© fruit. OncoGenex a franchi dâimportantes Ă©tapes cliniques en 2009, et se prĂ©pare Ă une croissance future. Ă la ïŹn de 2007, OncoGenex avait prĂ©vu sâintroduire en bourse, mais la crise ïŹnanciĂšre internationale qui a paralysĂ© le marchĂ© a contraint la direction Ă modiïŹer ses projets. Ne baissant pas les bras, OncoGenex procĂ©da Ă une prise de contrĂŽle inversĂ©e de la sociĂ©tĂ© Sonus Pharmaceuticals, sâinscrivant ainsi au NASDAQ. Puis, en dĂ©cembre 2009, lâentreprise signa un accord mondial de coopĂ©ration et de licence avec Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., prĂ©voyant des paiements dâavance de 60 millions de dollars et des paiements dâĂ©tape et autres pouvant aDeindre 370 millions de dollars en vue de ïŹnancer le dernier stade du dĂ©veloppement du produit vedeDe dâOncoGenex, OGX-011. Lâaccord conclu avec Teva vient valider la plateforme de produits dâOncoGenex, qui est maintenant bien placĂ©e pour amorcer les derniers stades du dĂ©veloppement clinique et meDre Ă©ventuellement ses produits sur le marchĂ©.
OGX-011 freine la production de clustĂ©rine, une protĂ©ine de survie cellulaire qui est produite en quantitĂ© excessive dans plusieurs types de cancers et en rĂ©action Ă de nombreux traitements contre le cancer. Les rĂ©sultats de la phase II publiĂ©s en 2009 indiquent une amĂ©lioration signiïŹcative de la survie au cancer de la prostate par rapport Ă la chrysothĂ©rapie, qui est actuellement le traitement standard. Lâentreprise sâapprĂȘte Ă amorcer les essais cliniques de phase III pour le traitement du cancer de la prostate hormonorĂ©sistant et Ă©tudie la possibilitĂ© d'Ă©largir le proïŹl du produit aïŹn dây inclure de nombreux autres types de cancers. Un second candidat-mĂ©dicament, OGX-427, a Ă©galement donnĂ© des rĂ©sultats trĂšs concluants.
Leadership Award
Industry
Dr. Murray McLaughlin
Dr. Murray McLaughlin is well-known throughout the sector. Throughout his career, Dr. McLaughlin has been a tireless promoter and supporter of Canadaâs biotechnology sector. He has been a member of most of Canadaâs main funding agencies, associations, and companies in agricultural, industrial and health biotechnology from Canadaâs East to West. Dr. McLaughlin is the founding President and CEO of the new Sustainable Chemistry Alliance (SCA), a Centres of Excellence for Commercialisation and Research organization that encourages and supports innovation in sustainable solutions to climate change, peak oil, recycling, energy security, safe water and scarce natural resources. Dr. McLaughlin, in conjunction of University of Western Ontario established the SCA in 2009 as an investment vehicle for new sustainable chemistry business opportunities as part of the Bioindustrial Innovation Centre in Sarnia.
Dr. McLaughlin also currently manages McLaughlin Consultants Inc., providing marketing, ïŹnancing and strategic advice to ïŹrms in the agriculture, agri-food and life sciences sectors. Prior to establishing the SCA, Murray spent three years as the Director of Business Development for Canadian Light Source, a global leader and recognized centre of excellence in synchrotron science. In 1996, Dr. McLaughlin received the Canadian Agri-Marketer of the Year award and in 2000, the National Merit award from the ODawa Life Science Council. Dr. McLaughlin obtained a diploma in agriculture from the Nova Scotia Agricultural College, and from there went on to obtain a B.Sc. from McGill University, and a M.Sc. and Ph.D. from Cornell University. He received an Honorary Doctorate Degree from Dalhousie University/NSAC in 2006.
de lâindustrie
Leadership
Bien connu dans tout le secteur de la biotechnologie au Canada, Murray McLaughlin en a Ă©tĂ© un promoteur et un partisan infatigable durant toute sa carriĂšre. Il a Ă©tĂ© membre de la plupart des principaux organismes de ïŹnancement, associations et sociĂ©tĂ©s du Canada dans le domaine de la biotechnologie agricole, industrielle et de la santĂ©, dâun ocĂ©an Ă lâautre du pays. M. McLaughlin est prĂ©sident fondateur et chef de la direction de la nouvelle Sustainable Chemistry Alliance (SCA), centre dâexcellence en commercialisation et en recherche, qui encourage et soutient lâinnovation dans les solutions durables aux changements climatiques, aux pics pĂ©troliers et Ă la raretĂ© des ressources naturelles, ainsi quâen matiĂšre de recyclage, de sĂ©curitĂ© Ă©nergĂ©tique et de salubritĂ© de lâeau. En 2009, de concert avec lâUniversitĂ© Western Ontario, M. McLaughlin a fondĂ© la SCA, instrument dâinvestissement dans de nouvelles possibilitĂ©s dâaïŹaires dans le secteur de la chimie durable dans le cadre du Bioindustrial Innovation Center Ă Sarnia. M. McLaughlin gĂšre Ă©galement la sociĂ©tĂ© McLaughlin Consultants Inc., spĂ©cialistes de la prestation de conseils stratĂ©giques en marketing et en ïŹnancement aux entreprises des secteurs de lâagriculture, de lâagroalimentaire et des sciences de la vie. Avant de fonder la SCA, M. McLaughlin a, durant trois ans, occupĂ© le poste de directeur du dĂ©veloppement des aïŹaires au Centre canadien de rayonnement synchrotron, chef de ïŹle mondial et centre dâexcellence reconnu en science synchrotron. M. McLaughlin a Ă©tĂ© choisi personnalitĂ© agrimarketing de lâannĂ©e par lâAssociation canadienne dâagrimarketing en 1996 et reçu le prix du MĂ©rite national du Conseil bioscientiïŹque dâODawa en 2000. DiplĂŽmĂ© en agriculture du CollĂšge dâagriculture de la Nouvelle-Ăcosse, M. McLaughlin est Ă©galement titulaire dâun baccalaurĂ©at Ăšs sciences de lâUniversitĂ© McGill, ainsi que dâune maĂźtrise Ăšs sciences et dâun doctorat de lâUniversitĂ© Cornell. LâUniversitĂ© Dalhousie et le CollĂšge dâagriculture de la Nouvelle-Ăcosse lui ont aussi dĂ©cernĂ© un doctorat honoriïŹque en 2006.
Early Stage
Company of the Year - Health
iCo Therapeutics Inc.
iCo Therapeutics is a Vancouver-based re-proïŹling company focused on re-dosing or reformulating drug candidates for new, or expanded, indications. iCo has exclusive worldwide rights to three products. The two primary projects are iCo-007, in a Phase I trial for the treatment of Diabetic Macular Edema (DME), and iCo-009, a novel oral formulation of Amphotericin B, used for fungal infections, both of which are showing great promise in pre-clinical experiments. DME, diabetes-related blindness, currently aïŹects 1.6 million patients in the US alone. There are no approved therapeutics for DME. To date, iCo-007 has demonstrated a positive safety proïŹle in phase 1 trials. Amphotericin B (âAmpBâ) is one of the most successful drugs used in the treatment of fungal infections but is also highly toxic and can only be administered in an IV format. iCo-009 is formulated to deliver AmpB orally with high eïŹcacy and reduced kidney toxicity.
Both projects have garnered considerable scientiïŹc recognition over the course of 2009. Early results from the iCo-007 ongoing Phase I trial have been presented at a number of âinvitation onlyâ clinical conferences and been featured in the Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology. iCo-009 has likewise been featured in a number of prominent peer-reviewed journals including the Journal of Infectious Diseases and the International Journal of Pharmaceutics. iCo and the University of British Columbia have received two major grants from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and struck a collaboration development agreement with the Consortium for Parasitic Drug Development to continue development of iCo-009. iCo was an early adopter of the outsourcing variable cost business model, which involves contracting out clinical activities. With a low ïŹxed cost infrastructure, iCo was able to eïŹectively âscaleâ its expenditures up or down to meet project development requirements. This became particularly important during the ïŹnancial crisis of 2008 and 2009. While many companies were forced to downsize signiïŹcantly in order to survive; iCo was able to operate with less disruption and maintain its entire staïŹ.
Entreprise
en phase de démarrage - santé
iCo Therapeutics, situĂ©e Ă Vancouver, sâemploie Ă modiïŹer le proïŹl de candidats-mĂ©dicaments par un nouveau dosage ou une nouvelle formulation en vue de nouvelles indications ou de lâexpansion dâindications existantes. iCO possĂšde les droits mondiaux exclusifs de trois produits. Ses deux principaux projets sont iCo-007, soumis actuellement aux essais de phase I pour le traitement de lâĆdĂšme maculaire diabĂ©tique (ĆMD), et iCo-009, une nouvelle prĂ©paration orale dâamphotĂ©ricine B, utilisĂ©e contre les infections fongiques, tous deux trĂšs promeDeurs selon les expĂ©riences prĂ©cliniques. LâĆMD, cĂ©citĂ© du diabĂšte, touche actuellement 1,6 millions de personnes uniquement aux Ătats-Unis. Il nâexiste aucun mĂ©dicament approuvĂ© contre lâĆMD. Ă ce jour, iCo-007 a prĂ©sentĂ© un proïŹl dâinnocuitĂ© positif aux essais de phase I. LâamphotĂ©ricine B (AmpB) est lâun des mĂ©dicaments les plus eïŹcaces contre les infections fongiques, mais elle est aussi trĂšs toxique et ne peut ĂȘtre administrĂ©e que sous forme IV. iCo-009 est conçu pour une prise orale de lâAmpB Ă haute eïŹcacitĂ© et Ă toxicitĂ© rĂ©nale rĂ©duite.
Les deux projets ont obtenu une reconnaissance scientiïŹque considĂ©rable au cours de 2009. Les premiers rĂ©sultats des essais de phase I en cours pour iCo-007 ont Ă©tĂ© dĂ©voilĂ©s Ă un certain nombre de congrĂšs cliniques sur invitation et dans le Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology. Des articles publiĂ©s dans dâimportantes revues Ă©valuĂ©es par des pairs, dont le Journal of Infectious Diseases et lâInternational Journal of Pharmaceutics ont Ă©galement parlĂ© dâiCo-009. iCo et lâUniversitĂ© de la Colombie-Britannique ont reçu deux subventions importantes des Instituts de recherche en santĂ© du Canada et conclu un accord de collaboration avec le Consortium for Parasitic Drug Development en vue de poursuivre le dĂ©veloppement dâiCo 009.
iCo a rapidement adoptĂ© le modĂšle commercial de lâexternalisation des coĂ»ts variables, qui suppose lâimpartition des activitĂ©s cliniques. GrĂące Ă des frais ïŹxes peu Ă©levĂ©s, iCo a pu augmenter ou rĂ©duire eïŹcacement ses dĂ©penses en fonction des exigences relatives au dĂ©veloppement des projets, ce qui, durant la crise ïŹnanciĂšre de 2008-2009, sâest rĂ©vĂ©lĂ© particuliĂšrement important. En eïŹet, alors que de nombreuses sociĂ©tĂ©s ont Ă©tĂ© contraintes de rĂ©duire considĂ©rablement leurs eïŹectifs pour survivre, iCo a pu poursuivre ses activitĂ©s, connaissant moins de perturbations, et conserver lâensemble de son personnel.
Early Stage
Company of the Year - Industrial &Agriculture
CO2 Solution Inc.
Quebec Cityâs CO2 Solution Inc. is tackling one of the greatest energy and environmental related challenges facing the globe today: greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the use of coal and from other fossil fuels which provide most of the worldâs energy.
CO2 Solution's technology is based on a naturally-occurring enzyme, carbonic anhydrase, responsible for carbon dioxide management in humans and other mammals. Based on the ability of this enzyme to convert one million molecules per second of CO2 into bicarbonate, it is considered to be the fastest catalyst available to increase the eïŹciency of commercial CO2 capture systems.
CO2 Solution has been working to adapt this natural mechanism for industrial gas scrubbing. By introducing the enzyme catalyst into conventional gas scrubbing systems, as an enabling technology, a retroïŹt solution is achieved which is compatible with existing processes and can reduce total costs by 30% or more. As the power generation industry and other emissions-intensive sectors search for cost eïŹective solutions to manage their carbon emissions, CO2 Solutionâs enzymatic platform is positioned as a transformational technology for carbon capture and storage (CCS), enabling currently high cost chemical processes to be dramatically more eïŹcient. In 2009, the company reached a key milestone, signing a Joint Development Agreement with Codexis, Inc. of Redwood City, California, a leader in the design and large-scale production of âsuper enzymesâ for harsh industrial processes. Through this exclusive agreement, Codexis will provide its evolved carbonic anhydrases to further advance CO2 Solutionâs process towards commercialization.
Entreprise
en phase de démarrage - secteur industriel et agricole
Lâentreprise CO2 Solution inc. de QuĂ©bec sâaDaque Ă lâun des principaux dĂ©ïŹs Ă©nergĂ©tiques et environnementaux auxquels la planĂšte fait face aujourdâhui : les gaz Ă eïŹet de serre (GES) Ă©mis par le charbon et dâautres combustibles fossiles qui fournissent la plus grande part de lâĂ©nergie mondiale.
La technologie de CO2 Solution utilise une enzyme naturelle appelĂ©e anhydrase carbonique, qui transforme le dioxyde de carbone (CO2) chez les humains et les autres mammifĂšres durant la respiration. De par sa capacitĂ© de convertir un million de molĂ©cules de CO2 par seconde en bicarbonate, ceDe enzyme est considĂ©rĂ©e comme le catalyseur le plus rapide qui soit pour accroĂźtre lâeïŹcacitĂ© des systĂšmes commerciaux de capture de CO2.
CO2 Solution travaille Ă appliquer ce mĂ©canisme naturel Ă lâĂ©puration des gaz industriels. Lâintroduction du catalyseur enzymatique dans les systĂšmes traditionnels dâĂ©puration des gaz, considĂ©rĂ©e comme une technologie habilitante, constitue une solution dâadaptation compatible avec les procĂ©dĂ©s actuels et pouvant rĂ©duire les coĂ»ts totaux de 30 % ou plus. Alors que lâindustrie de la production dâĂ©nergie Ă©lectrique et dâautres secteurs produisant de grandes quantitĂ©s dâĂ©missions cherchent des solutions rentables pour rĂ©duire leurs Ă©missions, la plateforme enzymatique de CO2 Solution â technologie transformatrice de capture et de stockage de CO2 (CSC) â amĂ©liore considĂ©rablement lâeïŹcacitĂ© de certains procĂ©dĂ©s chimiques actuellement trĂšs coĂ»teux.
En 2009, la sociĂ©tĂ© a franchi une Ă©tape importante, signant un accord de dĂ©veloppement conjoint avec Codexis Inc. de Redwood City (Californie), chef de ïŹle dans la conception et la production Ă grande Ă©chelle de « super enzymes » destinĂ©es aux procĂ©dĂ©s industriels lourds. Cet accord exclusif prĂ©voit que Codexis fournira sa nouvelle gĂ©nĂ©ration dâenzymes pour faire progresser le procĂ©dĂ© de CO2 Solution en vue de sa commercialisation.
to the Association
Contribution
Dr. Karen Burke (Amgen)
As co-chairs of the BIOTECanada Subsequent Entry Biologics (SEBs) Task Force, Karen Burke and Jim Willoughby made invaluable contributions to the Association. Their personal leadership of the Task Force, one of the largest working groups ever within BIOTECanada, ensured strong and industry-wide engagement with federal and provincial public servants on the development of regulatory documents for SEBs. Through their leadership, the task force quickly established itself as a highly credible voice for the industry with federal government oïŹcials (who commented positively on the group) even while addressing complex issues involving patient safety, intellectual property protection, market access, the development cycle for emerging biologics and, ultimately, the credibility of the Canadian regulatory system. The Task Force also became recognized as a leader by our international counterpart organizations, helping the industry synchronize its global outreach. The group galvanized strong industry collaboration, and the model created by Karen and Jim will serve the industry well as it continues to champion increased market access for biologics within the Canadian healthcare system. Karen Burke holds the role of Director of Regulatory AïŹairs, Quality Assurance and Drug Safety at Amgen, and is a member of the executive team of Amgen Canada. Jim Willoughby is Vice President, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary at HoïŹman-La Roche Ltd.
Ă lâassociation
Contribution
Mr. James Willoughby (HoïŹman-La Roche)
CoprĂ©sidents du Groupe de travail de BIOTECanada sur les produits biologiques ultĂ©rieurs (PBU), Karen Burke et Jim Willoughby ont apportĂ© une contribution inestimable Ă lâassociation. Le leadership dont ils ont fait preuve au sein du groupe de travail, lâun des plus importants jamais constituĂ©s Ă BIOTECanada, a donnĂ© lieu Ă une Ă©troite collaboration de lâensemble de lâindustrie avec les fonctionnaires fĂ©dĂ©raux et provinciaux Ă la rĂ©daction de documents de rĂ©glementation des PBU. GrĂące Ă leur leadership, le groupe de travail est rapidement devenu, auprĂšs des reprĂ©sentants du gouvernement fĂ©dĂ©ral (qui ont fait des commentaires Ă©logieux Ă son sujet), un porte-parole crĂ©dible de lâindustrie, mĂȘme au moment dâaborder des questions complexes liĂ©es Ă la sĂ©curitĂ© des patients, Ă la protection de la propriĂ©tĂ© intellectuelle, Ă lâaccĂšs au marchĂ©, au cycle de dĂ©veloppement des nouveaux produits biologiques et, enïŹn, Ă la crĂ©dibilitĂ© du systĂšme de rĂ©glementation du Canada. Le groupe de travail sâest Ă©galement forgĂ© une rĂ©putation de chef de ïŹle auprĂšs de nos homologues internationaux, ce qui a Ă©galement permis Ă notre industrie de faire sa marque sur la scĂšne mondiale. Le groupe a favorisĂ© lâĂ©tablissement dâune collaboration Ă©troite au sein de lâindustrie, qui continuera de sâinspirer du travail accompli par M. Willoughby et Mme Burke pour promouvoir lâaccĂšs accru des produits biologiques au marchĂ© au sein du systĂšme de soins de santĂ© du Canada. Karen Burke assume les fonctions de directrice des AïŹaires rĂ©glementaires, de lâAssurance de la qualitĂ© et de lâInnocuitĂ© des mĂ©dicaments chez Amgen, et elle est membre de lâĂ©quipe de direction dâAmgen Canada. Jim Willoughby est vice-prĂ©sident, avocat-conseil et secrĂ©taire gĂ©nĂ©ral chez HoïŹman-La Roche Ltd.
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Nominees 2010 Les candidats
Industry Leadership Award Leadership de lâindustrie Dr. Samuel Abraham BC Cancer Agency
Mr. ScoD Cormack OncoGenex Technologies Inc. Ms. Karimah Es Sabar LifeSciences B.C. Mr. Rory Francis PEI BioAlliance Inc.
Dr. John LangstaïŹ Cangene Corporation
Dr. Murray McLaughlin â Sustainable Chemistry Alliance Dr. Jacqueline Shan Afexa Life Sciences Inc.
Dr. T. Nathan Yoganathan KalGene Pharmaceuticals Inc. Early Stage Company of the Year - Health Entreprise en phase de démarrage - santé AdeTherapeutics Inc. iCo Therapeutics Inc.
Inimex Pharmaceuticals Inc. InNexus Biotechnology Inc.
KalGene Pharmaceuticals Inc. Miraculins Inc. Neurodyn Inc.
Trillium Therapeutics Inc.
Valocor Therapeutics, Inc.
Company of the Year Lâentreprise de lâannĂ©e
Afexa Life Sciences Inc.
Bioniche Life Sciences Inc. BioVectra Inc.
Cangene Corporation
Cardiome Pharma Corp. ImmunoVaccine Inc. Medicago Inc.
Novo Nordisk Canada Inc.
OncoGenex Technologies Inc. Pharos Life Corporation Resverlogix Corp.
Tekmira Pharmaceuticals Corp. Early Stage Company of the Year - Industrial & Agriculture Entreprise en phase de démarrage - secteur industriel et agricole CO2 Solution Inc.
Nautilus BioSciences Canada Inc.
Thank you to our 2010 Platinum and Gold Supporters:
BIOTECanadaâs Gold Leaf Awards
Merci Ă nos partenaires platine et or :
celebrate Canadian companies and individuals that have
demonstrated leadership and have made significant contributions to the growth of Canadaâs innovative biotech sector. Launched in
2001, these prestigious awards are the industryâs way of recognizing excellence. The awards are presented annually by Canadaâs national biotechnology industry association.
En guise de reconnaissance de la
contribution apportĂ©e Ă lâinnovation canadienne,
les prix des
Feuilles dâOr de BIOTECanada
rendent hommage aux réalisations considérables des individus et
des entreprises canadiennes. Lâassociation nationale de lâindustrie des biotechnologies du Canada remet chaque annĂ©e ces prestigieux prix, lancĂ©s en 2001.
www.goldleafawards.ca
www.goldleafawards.ca
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