June 2023 Newsletter

WAREHAM NETWORKING EVENTS

Tenants sharing their work with colleagues at our research campuses

and with the larger East Shore research cluster.

Innovators from Wareham's East Shore research campuses:


We had a great turnout to hear panelists (from left) Courtenay Carr Heuer, Scientific Adventures for Girls; Alexander Steiner, Prellis Biologics; Elizabeth Garner, Ph.D., Caribou Biosciences; Mike Blank, Catalent Therapeutics. Great companies, who are also great at community building.


Thanks to Stephen Baiter and the East Bay Economic Development Alliance team for bringing people from all over the East Bay to our campus.


Special thanks to Emeryville Mayor John Bauters and Alameda County Supervisor Keith Carson for helping to welcome everyone.

EmeryStation Research Campus Speaker Series:


The June speaker series kicked off in our new conference room at the EmeryStation Campus.

Pre-Covid audiences have returned to claim their free lunch and learn about the important companies and scientists in this research cluster.


Dr. Jean Bao and Dr. Milana V. Dolezal from Stanford Health Care both offered terrific presentations on aspects of the genetics and genomics of breast cancer and answers for

audience questions.


We look forward to more presentations from Stanford Health Care this year. Men's health will be the topic in August.

Sign your company up to get in front of this important research cluster and present at one of the two monthly Wareham in-person luncheon speaker series. The EmeryStation Research Campus speaker series is held on the first Thursday of every month. The Aquatic Park Research Campus speaker series is held on the third Thursday of each month. The presentations start promptly at noon with free bag lunches provided. Tenants from our research campuses and the local research community are all invited to attend both events.


Reserve your presentation date with Judy Wetterer at jwetterer@warehamdevelopment.com .

Summer Solstice celebration at our Point Richmond Tech Center

Tenant Appreciation Lunch.

Team members from (left to right) the CA Dept. of Justice--DNA Forensic Lab, Sangamo Therapeutics, and Nicholas Consulting Engineers kicked off summer activities with colleagues from Steris, Fidelity Information Services, the CA DOR, and Wareham for delicious barbeque and music.

Doing well by doing good.

San Pablo Park Gets Ten New Trees!


Thank you to colleagues from 4D Molecular Therapeutics and Pivot Bio for joining the Wareham Development team and the City of Berkeley to plant ten new trees at San Pablo Park.


We'd love to hear ideas and look forward to sharing more volunteer opportunities like this for Wareham and its tenant companies soon.

Annual Berkeley Humane Pints for Paws Fundraiser!


Congratulations to Berkeley Humane on another great event and for raising over $300,000.


We were delighted to welcome the event to our 2600 Tenth Street building again and even more thrilled to welcome at least one feline adoptee to the Wareham family!

RECENT TENANT NEWS

Good news to share from the following tenants.

More info to be found on their websites. Congratulations to all!

4DMT presented positive interim data from Aerosolized 4D-710 Phase 1/2 AEROW Clinical Trial in Patients with Cystic Fibrosis at the ECFS 46th Annual Meeting.


Carmot Therapeutics raised $150 Million in Series E Equity Financing to Advance its Pipeline of Treatments for Obesity and Diabetes.


Catalent Pharma announced that it has expanded its integrated development, manufacturing and supply solution, OneBio® Suite, across a range of biologic modalities, including antibody and recombinant proteins, cell and gene therapies, and mRNA.


Eureka Therapeutics was awarded a $10.6 Million CIRM Grant to support clinical trial of ARTEMIS® T-Cell Therapy in Pediatric Liver Cancer.


Gritstone Oncology announced the publication of interim results from an ongoing Phase 1 study evaluating their self-amplifying mRNA (samRNA) vaccines as a boost against #COVID19.


Kyverna Therapeutics was granted U.S. FDA Fast Track Designation for KYV-101 in Lupus Nephritis.


PhenomeX launched the Beacon Quest optofluidic system, with Opto® T Cell Profiling workflows for immunotherapy translational research.


Pivot Bio was named to the annual CNBC Disruptor 50 list, which highlights private companies that are chasing some of the market’s biggest opportunities, and growing despite a tough capital markets environment.


Sangamo Therapeutics received U.S. FDA Fast Track Designation for Isaralgagene Civaparvovec for the Treatment of Fabry Disease.


UPSIDE Foods received official clearance from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to commercially produce and sell their cell-cultivated chicken in the United States.

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WHAT ELSE YOU NEED TO KNOW

GIRLS GARAGE: A STEM nonprofit to support.

Once we learned about the amazing summer, weekend and free programming offered by Girls Garage in 2017, Wareham Development jumped aboard and have been strong supporters ever since.


Girls Garage is a nonprofit design and construction school for girls and gender-expansive youth ages 9-18. Through classes in carpentry, welding, architecture, and activist art, they support and equip a community of fearless youth who are building the world they want to see. Their motto is:


Fear Less. Build More.


We invite you to join us and become fearless supporters, too. https://girlsgarage.org/donate/

Restaurants serving our campuses and cities.

Please continue to support these popular and loved restaurants serving our campuses and cities.

Check out their websites, call, or order from your favorite restaurant app. Many of them cater your lunches and meetings as well.

510.595.1000
510.350.8225
510.841.7482
510.601.0622
510.658.3234
510.898.1609
510.547.1100
510.808.5136

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE CAMPUS AMENITIES.

Conference rooms to reserve, fitness centers, bike parking and bike repair stations, pocket parks, art, and gardens may be found throughout our campuses.

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