BioMedSA New Members: September 2026

The START Center for Cancer Research is a global leader in early-phase oncology trials, conducting more than 1,000 studies and contributing to the development of 50 FDA- or EMA-approved cancer therapies. Through its extensive network of community-based research sites and investigators, START accelerates access to innovative cancer treatments worldwide.  Their mission goes beyond clinical trials; … Read more

A Night of Innovation, Connection, and Celebration at the 2026 Awards for Innovation

On September 23, 2026, nearly 500 leaders, innovators, clinicians, researchers, entrepreneurs, and community supporters gathered for the BioMedSA Awards for Innovation in Healthcare and Bioscience. Against the backdrop of stunning Hill Country views, the evening began with a lively cocktail reception filled with something that makes San Antonio’s bioscience community so special: hugs, reconnecting colleagues, … Read more

Incubator Monitoring Best Practices: Why Display Temperature Isn’t the Whole Story

A guest article from BioMedSA member Rees Scientific By Tommy O’Donnell, Vice President of Quality & Validation, Rees Scientific   Incubators are among the most critical pieces of equipment found in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, clinical, and research laboratories. Whether supporting cell culture work, microbiological testing, or product development activities, incubators provide the controlled environment necessary to … Read more

BioMedSA Celebrates the Successful Launch of BioMarketSA

BioMedSA is thrilled to announce the successful launch of BioMarketSATM, an innovative program designed to accelerate the commercialization of healthcare and bioscience solutions. This initiative brought together 7 promising startups from across the country for an intensive bootcamp, culminating in mock pitch presentations to experienced members of Value Analysis Committees (VACs) at multiple hospitals—the very … Read more

Create Conviction Confirmation with Public Relations and Strategic Marketing

Companies in the biomedical space face unique challenges – explaining your value proposition, making your mark, generating adoption – all in a highly regulated environment, and typically with a need to keep expenditures in line. Public Relations (PR), or more specifically media relations resulting in earned media coverage, is the process of building and maintaining … Read more

Why Does Your Lab Need a Single Flow Air System?

Optimizing Laboratory Safety with Single Flow Air Systems In the world of scientific research, maintaining a controlled and safe environment within a laboratory is paramount. One crucial aspect of laboratory infrastructure that ensures this environment is the air handling system. Specifically, the implementation of a single flow air system plays a critical role in maintaining … Read more

Cost Savings: PSC BioTech

PSCBiotech provides regulatory and compliance support in the development, manufacturing and distribution of healthcare products. BioMedSA members receive a 10% discount on ALL professional services, such as: Commissioning, Qualification and Validation (CQV) Planning, Document Generation and Execution Support Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT’s) Review and Preparation of Validation Master Plans Writing CQV Plans / Generating CQV … Read more

Texas is a Great Place for the new ARPA-H Headquarters

Congress has recently approved the establishment of the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H). This new agency will fund groundbreaking biomedical research (high risk, high reward) to transform healthcare. The director has been chosen (Dr. Renee Wegrzyn), but the location has not. Texas is an ideal location for the new agency, as a centrally … Read more

Using cryo-EM technology to flash-freeze proteins can generate clues to curing disease

When physicians observe or hear of symptoms in their patients, they order CT scans, MRIs or other types of imaging analysis to understand the causes. Clinical imaging, however, does not illuminate the processes of life that occur deeper within, at the level of individual proteins and other molecules. Chain reactions in this tiny domain determine … Read more

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