Wareham Development year-end highlights of tenant news and networking events.

December 2023 Newsletter

WAREHAM NETWORKING EVENTS

Wareham Speaker Series

Become Hybrid In-Person and Zoom in 2024

At the December EmeryStation Research Campus speaker series, Dr. Ken LIn and Dr. Jeremy Stanek from Stanford Health Care's Dept. of Orthpaedic Surgery showed a clear connection between sports injuries sustained by athletes and those sustained by fine artists, dancers, musicians. Treatment does not have to be invasive. Big take-away is that athletes know when to see a doctor. Musicians and even dancers discount their injuries and wait far too long, if ever, to see a doctor. If you or your kids play musical instruments, don't wait! The Stanford Health Care team at our EmeryStation Research Campus is ready to help.

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. Both speaker series will be hybrid in-person and Zoom gatherings.

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

San Francisco Business Times STEAM Leadership Summit

Wareham has been the proud founding sponsor of the San Francisco Business Times annual STEM/STEAM event for years.

This year's panelists were a stellar array of professionals working for in-school and out-of-school STEAM programming, including many Wareham public sector partners in this effort.

Special thanks to panelists Erin Rhoades, Executive Director, Berkeley Public Schools Fund, and to Faith Dukes, Ph.D., Director of K-12 STEM Programs, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories. And thanks to the SF Business Times for another great event.

RECENT TENANT NEWS

Some of the great year-end news to share from the following tenants.

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

4D Molecular Therapeutics is ranked as one of BioSpace's 2024 Best Places To Work on its small employer list — a list of the top ranked life science employers in North America based on industry vote.

Caribou Biosciences announced it has reached alignment with the FDA on a pivotal trial in 2L LBCL with CB-010 versus a comparator arm of immunochemotherapy followed by HDCT and ASCT

Carmot Therapeutics has entered into a definitive merger agreement with Roche.

Catalent Pharma Solutions was again recognized as an ADC platform leader when its SMARTag technology captured Runner Up for Best ADC Platform last month at the 10th Annual World ADC Awards.

Ginkgo Bioworks received a grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to develop innovative live cell delivery platform of antibody therapeutics for treating HIV and Malaria.

Joint BioEnergy Institute and ABPDU have developed a process to break down the mixture of conventional and bio-based plastics that ends up at recycling centers.

Kyverna Therapeutics announced FDA Clearance of Phase 2 IND for KYV-101, a Fully Human CD19 CAR T-Cell Therapy to Treat Myasthenia Gravis.

Nutcracker Therapeutics announced that it has demonstrated anti-tumor responses of two preclinical mRNA drug candidates at 2023 SITC Annual Meeting.

Pivot Bio was named to TIME’s List of the Best Inventions of 2023.

WHAT ELSE YOU NEED TO KNOW

Take advantage of great campus amenities.

Conference rooms to reserve, fitness centers, bike parking and bike repair stations, pocket parks, art, and gardens may be found throughout our research campuses. Plus opportunities to network with colleagues.