Cluster Bioscience
Clusters Overview | Modeling & Simulation | Sensors | Bioscience
THE BIOSCIENCE CLUSTER
Providing Value:
Participants and Facilities
Broadly defined, BioScience includes medical technologies, marine and environmental science, food science, agriculture and a wide array of activities involving application of the principles of biology.
The Hampton Roads Research Partnership is establishing a BioScience Cluster, consisting of Research Partnership member institutions as well as Hampton Roads companies and organizations actively engaged in one or more BioScience aspects.
The BioScience multi-university coalition will provide access to numerous state-of-the-art research facilities at member institutions and an additional 29 laboratories co-located at the Applied Research Center in Newport News, Virginia.
Among BioScience Cluster partners are included
- The Eastern Virginia Medical School
- The Virginia Institute of Marine Science
- Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
- The Virginia Center for Innovative Technology
- The Virginian Biotechnology Association
Getting Involved:
Interaction and Information Exchange
The BioScience Cluster seeks to develop a well-connected and highly active BioScience community to enable Cluster members to routinely network, exchange information and to create funding opportunities.
The BioScience Cluster will organize a number of events each year, including workshops and seminars.
There exist strong crosslinks to the Modeling & Simulation and Sensors Clusters.
Amplifying Collaboration:
A Regional Research Partnership
The BioScience Cluster is part of the Hampton Roads Research Partnership (HRRP), a synergistic collaboration that involves
- Seven distinctive universities and colleges,
- Two acclaimed federal research laboratories,
- A medical school with world-renowned programs, and
- A leader in applied aerospace technologies and education
The Research Partnership
- Coordinates research efforts
- Leverages partner institutions’ state-of-the-art facilities
- Engages the intellectual capital of 2,000 HRRP-affiliated scientists and engineers
HRRP is funded by its members and the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration.
To Join:
Contact
HRRP BioScience Cluster Leader
William J. Wasilenko, Ph.D.
Eastern Virginia Medical School
Office of Research
721 Fairfax Avenue | Norfolk, VA 23507
http://www.hamptonroadsrp.org | wasilewj@evms.edu
757.446.8480
HRRP Members
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