BIO Vendor Showcase
Learn about new products and services from 27 vendor partner companies demonstrating their equipment and research techniques.
UPDATE: Vendor Registrations are now SOLD OUT. Email connect@ibb.gatech.edu to be added to IBB's vendor email list for future events.
The Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience (IBB), along with the Bioengineering and Bioscience Unified Graduate Student group (BBUGS), are hosting a BIO Vendor Showcase. This a great opportunity for faculty, staff, and students to learn about new products from more than 25 companies who will display and demonstrate their equipment and research techniques. Donated items by vendors will be raffled for attendees throughout the showcase and refreshments will be provided.
PARTICIPATING COMPANIES*
Agilent Technologies - Cell Analysis
Agilent Technologies - Genomics
ARNAV Biotech
Avantor
Bartlett-Williams Scientific Resources
Beckman Coulter Life Sciences - Flow Cytometry
BrandTech Scientific
Carl Zeiss Microscopy - Research Microscopy Solutions
Corning Inc. - Life Sciences
Crystal Technologies
Cytiva
Eppendorf
Fisher Scientific
Hourglass International
INTEGRA Biosciences
Laxco Inc.
MaxCyte
MilliporeSigma - Lab Water
MilliporeSigma
Oxford Instruments Andor
Prizm Medical Inc.
Sartorius Corporation - Life Science Research
Thermo Fisher Scientific - Chemicals & Chromatography
Thermo Fisher Scientific - Chromatography & Mass Spectrometry
Thermo Fisher Scientific - Genetic Sciences
Thermo Fisher Scientific - Lab Equipment
UGA Bioexpression and Fermentation Facility
*subject to change
Vendor Info
Vendor registration is $250 and space is limited. Companies are asked to donate a promotional item (valued at less than $75) to be raffled to attendees throughout the showcase.
The following will be provided to registered vendors:
- Six-foot exhibit table with power source upon request
- Complimentary lunch for up to two representatives
- One free parking pass in the Area 5 Visitors Parking Deck
- Marketing to the Georgia Tech bio Community
Vendor registration proceeds are used to support the annual operations of the Bioengineering and Bioscience Unified Graduate Students (BBUGS).
