Our team will be at the Cell & Gene Meeting on the Mesa at the Park Hyatt Aviara Resort in Carlsbad, CA. Visit their website to book an in-person meeting through their online partnering system.
Our team will be at the Cell & Gene Meeting on the Mesa at the Park Hyatt Aviara Resort in Carlsbad, CA. Visit their website to book an in-person meeting through their online partnering system.
The newly rebranded Actylis serves a number of industries, including Life Sciences, AgriScience, and Specialty Chemicals, among others. Check out their booth at Supply Side West in Vegas to learn more.
Today is the seventh annual celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, and the That’s Nice team would like to use this opportunity to shine a spotlight on Daniella Kranjac, the Founding Partner and Managing Director of Dynamk Capital.
Daniella has been held scientific and entrepreneurial roles for over 20 years, since co-founding Wave Biotech LLC (later acquired by GE Healthcare) in 1999 out of her dorm room.
After a range of other roles including a successful tenure in an entrepreneurial group at GE (now Cytiva), Daniella founded Dynamk Capital, the first fund focused on life science industrials. Dynamk has played a revolutionary role by investing in and nurturing promising companies like RoosterBio Inc., Envisagenics, CellFE – Cell Fluidics Engineering, and Virica Biotech, to name a few, helping to enable a new era of innovation and accelerated development.
Daniella, thank you for your amazing work in the world of science!
Gilles Cottier, CEO of Actylis, has played a tremendous role in the Aceto’s transformation into the new Actylis brand. We’re looking forward to seeing them grow.
We’re excited to have taken part in the Actylis brand launch alongside Ed Roullard, Senior VP of Marketing and Operations.
Aceto, a manufacturer and supplier of critical raw materials and ingredients that has been serving life sciences and other industries for over 75 years, has unified its brands under a new name: Actylis.
What makes a microscope from 1964 even better? How about a microscope instruction book from 1964? Who says a dollar doesn’t buy anything?
1970’s Microscope Just Arrived
Think CBD is a new trend? This vintage Eli Lilly bottle says otherwise. See if you can spot it on the next Pharma’s Almanac TV!