Links of Interest
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By no means comprehensive, the following list of sites is a starting point for assessing companies, graduate programs, institutions, and possibilities.
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| Access | Brown's free online networking service for alumni and students. |
| Biojudiciary | Presents a look at biotechnology patents in light of precedent and current trends. Includes links to opinions, laws, patents, and other supporting documents. |
| Biospace | The site tracks clinical trials, career expos, contains an online job posting board, venture reports, and news in the biotech arena. It includes comprehensive lists of biotech and pharmaceutical and start-up companies, as well as advertising, law, venture capital, and a wide range of companies interested in biotechnology. |
| Biotechnology Industry Association | This site presents a wide variety of news and statistics relevant to the biotech industry. |
| GSAS Harvard Biotechnology Club | The GSAS Harvard Biotechnology Club is a non-profit, student organization that hosts events and provides services that allow members to explore the world of business and biotechnology. |
| KForce | This site includes background on interviewing, reference letters, resumes and other articles relevant during a job search. The site contains a Salary Wizard, which can be used to get information about compensation for a wide variety of positions. The results are specific to your area of the country and zip code. |
| Massachusetts Biotechnology Council | The Massachusetts Biotechnology Council (MBC) is a not-for-profit organization that provides services and support for the Massachusetts biotechnology industry. |
| Nature | A subgroup of Nature Magazine that focuses on biotech. It provides journal articles, job listings, and news. |
| Red Herring | This site provides information on technology businesses. Articles, financial information, and recent news in the biotech arena. |
| Slater Center for Biomedical Technology | The Slater Center for Biomedical Technology, one of four centers supported by Rhode Island's Samuel Slater Technology Fund, assists companies in taking great ideas from the laboratory to the marketplace. |
| U.S. News | Ranks graduate programs yearly based on random stupid criteria. |
| The Vault | "the most trusted name in career information" It highlights many industries such as consulting, accounting, venture capital, health/biotech/pharma, law, and technology. |
| The Wall Street Journal | This site is the web version of the Wall Street Journal. It provides up to the minute news and stock updates. The health and science sections have pertinent stories that affect the marketplace today. |