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BioTech and Pharma Startups, Investors & Professionals Networking Event

Tue, Jun 16, 2:00 AM

From San Francisco Startup Pitch and Networking

3.9

**✨ To join this event, please make sure to book your ticket here 👉[https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1988826210734?aff=oddtdtcreator](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1988826210734?aff=oddtdtcreator)** **Spaces are limited, and only registered guests with a ticket will be able to attend. Don’t miss out!** Join us for an exclusive **Biotech & Pharma Networking Event**, bringing together **startup founders, investors, researchers, and industry professionals** shaping the future of pharmaceuticals and biotech. Whether you're developing **new drug therapies, AI-driven healthcare solutions, or innovative pharmaceutical technologies**, this event is designed to foster **strategic connections, investment opportunities, and industry collaboration**. ### **What to Expect:** **High-Impact Networking** – Engage with **pharma founders, investors, and professionals** in a collaborative setting. **1-Minute Elevator Pitches** – Startups will have the chance to **introduce their business, highlight their innovation, and connect with investors and partners**. **Investment & Funding Opportunities** – Meet investors seeking **high-growth pharma startups and breakthrough medical innovations**. **Industry Insights & Market Trends** – Discuss advancements in **drug development, AI in pharma, regulatory changes, biotech innovations, and more**. **Strategic Partnerships** – Find **research collaborators, regulatory advisors, and commercialization experts**to help scale your venture. ### **Who Should Attend?** * **Pharma & Biotech Startup Founders** – Entrepreneurs developing **new therapeutics, AI-driven pharma solutions, or innovative drug delivery technologies**. * **Investors & Venture Capitalists** – Seeking **disruptive startups and groundbreaking innovations in pharmaceuticals and life sciences**. * **Pharmaceutical Industry Professionals** – Engaging with **startups, researchers, and investors** to explore business opportunities. * **Regulatory & Compliance Experts** – Providing guidance on **clinical trials, market entry, and pharmaceutical regulations**. * **Product Development & Commercialization Specialists** – Helping **startups bring pharmaceutical solutions to market**. * **Scientists & Research Institutions** – Translating **cutting-edge research into real-world pharma applications**. ### **Why Attend?** **Expand Your Network** – Connect with **key players in the pharma and biotech industry** to accelerate your business or career. **Access Investment & Business Growth Opportunities** – Meet **investors ready to support breakthrough pharmaceutical innovations**. **Gain Insights from Industry Leaders** – Stay informed on **emerging trends, challenges, and technological advancements** in the sector. **Find the Right Partners** – Whether it’s **funding, regulatory support, research collaborations, or commercialization strategies**, this event connects you with the right people. **Spaces are limited—secure your spot today and be part of thriving pharma and biotech ecosystem.** How our event works: You are invited to join the dedicated Whatsapp group for the event and start networking before the actual event. This event will be hosted till 9pm; the key to making the most of speed friending is to follow up with your contacts over time to develop friendships. Dress code is either business or office attire or smart casual, no T-shirts, no trainers.

9 attendees

Profs & Pints Alameda: Eugenics and Reproductive Biotech

Thu, Jun 25, 1:00 AM

From Profs and Pints San Francisco Bay Area

4.7

[Profs and Pints Alameda](https://www.profsandpints.com/sfbayarea) presents: **“Eugenics and Reproductive Biotech,”** on the false promises and real perils of efforts to genetically predetermine children’s intelligence, with Emily Klancher Merchant, associate professor of science and technology studies at the University of California Davis, historian of the quantitative human sciences, and author of *Building the Population Bomb* and co-editor of *DNA, Race, and Reproduction*. [Tickets available only online, at [https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/alameda-eugenics](https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/alameda-eugenics) .] In the fall of 2025, a splashy advertising campaign on the New York City subway informed riders that “IQ is 50 percent genetic” and invited them to “have your best baby” by visiting “pickyourbaby.com” The company behind the ads, Nucleus Genomics, was the first to openly market polygenic embryo screening for intelligence, a practice characterized by proponents and critics alike as “self-chosen, self-directed eugenics.” Today several companies offer polygenic embryo screening, and they have been joined by other companies in researching technologies that remain beyond the horizon such as in vitro gametogenesis (creating sperm and egg cells from somatic cells), the DNA editing of embryos, and artificial wombs. Together, these technologies promise a fully integrated “Gattaca Stack”—named for the 1997 eugenic sci fi film—that, in theory, could produce super-intelligent humans at scale. Learn how we got to this place, as well as where all of this seems headed, with Dr. Emily Klancher Merchant, a historian of science, technology, and medicine who has extensively researched the field of sociogenomics. She’ll discuss the history, science, and ideology behind these technologies, from the eugenics of the early twentieth century to today’s reproductive biotechnology. We’ll explore how the heritability concept at the center of Nucleus’s ads—claims that x trait is y percent genetic—emerged in animal breeding and was borrowed by eugenics and mobilized in the backlash against the mid-twentieth-century civil rights movement. It provided intellectual legitimacy to twenty-first century efforts to identify so-called “intelligence genes,” even though geneticists have long pointed out that heritability is not a meaningful metric in humans. We’ll consider how, so far, the search for genes that determine intelligence has proven unfruitful. Though many genes contribute to cognitive functioning, scientists have yet to find any that make a substantial difference. Even when all genes are taken together, scientists’ ability to predict the intelligence of individuals is weak in white people and nonexistent in people of color. Yet proponents of a high-tech version of eugenics known as transhumanism—particularly popular among those in the Silicon Valley nexus of company founders and venture capitalists—have seized on this research. It serves as the basis for the technologies in the Gattaca Stack, or at least as the basis for startups promising these technologies. At a time when eugenics has returned to the public view, this talk discusses why polygenic embryo screening for intelligence and other Gattaca Stack technologies are unlikely to work as advertised yet nonetheless represent dangerous ideological and political economic trends. (Advance tickets: $13.50 plus processing fees. Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID. Listed time is for doors. The talk starts 30 minutes later.) Image by Canva.

1 attendee

The Agentic AI & Data Innovation Roadshow- San Francisco, CA

Wed, Jun 24, 10:00 PM

From QIAGEN Digital Insights

### We're bringing data science to you Explore the future of the drug discovery lifecycle, from target identification to indication expansion. * See how AI-driven biological intelligence is reshaping drug discovery * Get clarity on how to operationalize causal intelligence for your workflows * Learn proven ways to turn complex data into decision-grade discovery insights Sign up here: https://digitalinsights.qiagen.com/agentic-ai-data-innovation-roadshow/ Join data scientists, researchers, and industry speakers from pharma and biotech for insights into agentic AI and drug discovery.

3 attendees

Why Long-Acting Injectables?

Thu, Jun 11, 12:00 AM

From Bay Area Discussion Group (an AAPS Discussion Group)

🚨 **REGISTRATION REQUIRED:** Clicking "Going" on Meetup **does not** reserve your ticket. You must formally register and complete payment on our website to secure your spot: [https://www.aaps-badg.org/event-registration](https://www.aaps-badg.org/event-registration) Join AAPS-BADG for an evening uncovering the latest breakthroughs in long-acting drug delivery and formulation science! **SPEAKERS:** Dr. Mamoun Alhamadsheh (UOP Professor & Eidos Therapeutics Co-Founder) *"A Novel Transthyretin-Coupled Zwitterionic Depots for Long-Acting Injectables"* Renowned for discovering acoramidis for transthyretin cardiac amyloidosis, Dr. Alhamadsheh's lab focuses on extending drug half-life and improving delivery. Dr. William Rowe & Dr. David Stern (Gilead Sciences Formulation Scientists) *"Developing Long-Acting Treatments Through Molecule Design and Formulation"* With PhDs from MIT and Johns Hopkins, they bring deep expertise in small molecule formulation for long-acting HIV therapies. **DATE & AGENDA:** 🗓️ Wednesday, June 10, 2026 • 5:00 PM: Networking reception (food & drinks provided) • 5:45 PM: Dr. Alhamadsheh 's talk + Q&A • 6:30 PM: Dr. Rowe & Dr. Stern talk + Q&A • 7:15 PM: Extended networking **WHO SHOULD ATTEND:** Industry professionals, academics, students, and entrepreneurs interested in pharmaceutical science, drug delivery, formulation science, or biotech innovation. Science enthusiasts are all welcome! **COST:** $10 regular \| $5 students\, unemployed\, retired **LOCATION:** Genentech, 601 Gateway Blvd. 1st Floor, South San Francisco, CA 94080 Parking available. **About BADG:** Bay Area Discussion Group is the local chapter of the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS). Our mission is to connect pharmaceutical scientists throughout the San Francisco Bay Area through seminars, workshops, and networking events. **Website:** www.aaps-badg.org

2 attendees

Mushroom Monday: Open Labs

Mon, Jun 1, 10:30 PM

From Counter Culture Labs

4.8

**Join Counter Culture Labs for an exciting journey into the realm mycology, DIYbio, and citizen science.** Don't miss this opportunity to unleash your creativity and explore fungi while connecting with like-minded individuals passionate about creating a better world through science. Let's come together, for an afternoon of learning, collaboration, and inspiration. Connect with the host for more detailed information for each session, workshop content cycles repeat quarterly. Wild mushroom forays are seasonal and dependant on weather events. **Exploring the Kingdom of Fungi: Adventures in Mushroom Science** Get ready to embark on a fantastic journey through the enchanting world of mushrooms. Counter Culture Labs proudly presents an immersive open laboratory focused on the wonders of fungi and their important role in our everyday lives. Join us for an engaging workshop where we will uncover the secrets of mycology, from the science behind fungi to their creative applications. Discover how mushrooms can revolutionize our environment, improve health, and promote sustainable practices. This event is perfect for science educators, curious minds, and anyone interested in the magical realm of mycology. Connect with fellow enthusiasts, experiment with mushroom cultivation, and explore the captivating field of bioinformatics. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned fungi aficionado, this event offers something for everyone. Join us for an afternoon of learning, sharing, and discovering the extraordinary wonders hidden within the world of mushrooms. Can't attend but still want to get in touch? You can reach us via our [contact form](https://forms.gle/Mh3xiGrKv7Kezccw7)!

2 attendees

Loving Life, Dancing Peace: Biodanza in the Park

Wed, Jun 3, 12:30 AM

From Biodanza with Babsi

After a fun Bay Area Dance Week experience, we will continue with Biodanza in the park on Tuesdays! Biodanza is a globally practiced authentic movement journey that opens our hearts to all of life, cultivates vitality, and nurtures deep peace with ourselves, and the world. No prior dance experience needed! I will guide us through a journey of nourishing exercises (in the whole group, solo, or in small groups). Each exercise is an invitation that you are welcome to modify for your comfort. No prior dance experience needed! May themes: unfurling, budding, and dancing our dreams For more info: [http://www.biodanzawithbabsi.com](http://www.biodanzawithbabsi.com/) [Loving Life\, Dancing Peace: Biodanza \- The Poetry of Human Encounter \| BOPSIDY](https://www.bopsidy.com/e/1442)

1 attendee

B&B 1st THURSDAY for T1 Diabetes (watch for location!)

Fri, Jun 5, 2:00 AM

From Closed Loop Artificial Pancreas Systems

4.8

Hi All, Hope you can come to the all-you-need-to-know about type 1 diabetes and all-the-type 1s-you-need-to-know meeting! And what better way with beer & pizza? Katie Craft from USCF Diabetes, Julia Philips from DYF, and I are co-hosting the E Bay Beer & Basals meeting. This is the former CarbDM "B&B" which we are continuing due to popular demand. Come to find out about the newest in diabetes technologies, devices, insulins, as well as practical tips and tricks for living our best lives. DIY Loop & DIY iAPS system users are welcome, although you don't have to be using any specific system or brand. All are welcome! It's a fun evening with other T1s, significant others, friends, and family. The meeting is a casual, 'gather-around' format. If specific topics are requested and can't be answered or given enough attention in the B&B meetings we can hold other ones as needed. Meetings are mostly on the 1st THURSDAY: 7-9:00 pm \*\*\*\*\*Location to be announced\*\*\* Upcoming meetings in 2026: 1st Thursday, JUL 2 1st Thursday, AUG 7 1st Thursday, SEP 3 1st Thursday, OCT 1 1st Thursday, NOV 5 1st Thursday, DEC 3 Look forward to seeing you! Thanks and take care, Jessica

2 attendees

Presidio Heights, SF, Architectural Heritage Tour & nearby Presidio Hike

Sun, Jun 14, 5:30 PM

From Walking with a Guide (Nature,Architecture,History)

4.9

***\*Don't be a No-Show*** *and have your membership in the Group canceled. See the,\*No-Show policies at the bottom.* This tour highlights not only the diversity of the architecture, but also the mix of architects and people who built, occupied and maintained these grand properties. About 50 of which are on our tour today, including Presidio Terrace. I also have some ephemera we can see to get a feel for what life was like here about ninety years ago. Here are some links if you would like to help with Meetup expenses. [Here is a Venmo link.](https://venmo.com/code?user_id=3262702482882560580&created=1757371525), for my account. Here is my Paypal account. '[herrmann48@comcast.net'](http://herrmann48@comcast.net'/) The walking tour covers approximately 15 blocks (3.0 - 4.0 miles of walking). Afterwards there are a couple of interesting dining spots at Divisadero and California Sts., *Patisserie & Dynasty Dumpling.* Both are good options for lunch. **But sometimes it's fun to try something different, Hinodeya Ramen Bar at 1737 Buchanan St.** I know where to find parking, no worries. So join me afterwards. They also have a location just off Chestnut St. at 3340 Steiner St. This location looks more luxe with nice outdoor seating and more tables. Same menu. The House Ramen or Spinach soup seems like the go to's! ($17.00.) By the way Chestnut St. seems to have a lot of new and unique restaurants if you have a good suggestion that you've actually tried and recommend, let me know. Lots of walking today, about three miles, but mostly level. (On Sundays we'll pass by the **[Swedenborgian Church of San Francisco](https://sfswedenborgian.org/history/)** at the end of our walk. A weekly Sunday tour of this early Arts & Crafts gem is offered at 1:00pm. We'll stop by and take a look. See some of the art there in the photos here.) We're meeting at the intersection of Baker St & Vallejo. Very ample parking on the nearby streets. We always manage to find a relatively clean porta-pottie nearby. But we do pass restrooms on our side hike through the Presidio. *\*(Don't be a no-show.)* It's good to give out name tags which I do. I fill out the name tags 24hrs. before for the tour. This also gives me a way to take attendance. Name tags that are not picked up, are recorded as no-shows. If you get too many no-shows recorded in your personal Meet-up profile you'll have to be cancelled from this Meetup. (To cancel your RSVP beforehand (must be at least 24 hrs. before the Event or a No-show is recorded.), so look for the, **"Edit Attendance"** tab at the bottom right hand corner of the screen.) *Please ask your guests to join the Meetup, otherwise they can't attend.* [Here are several photos, including inside the house at Presidio and Pacific, the house pictured above.](https://www.compass.com/listing/3198-pacific-avenue-san-francisco-ca-94123/1291319997995710705/) Popular architectural genres in the early development of Presidio Hts.- At the time of its development around 1905, the **brown shingle, Arts & Crafts style** was popular. Known as the First Bay Traditional or Regional style we'll see this genre in evidence at the beginning of the tour. (Be sure to take a look at the four photos here of a great example of this type of architecture.) Presidio Hts. was an early hot bed of this style, led by the Swedenborgian Church nearby and Its founding pastor, Rev. Joseph Worcester who is credited with building the first Bay Area brown shingle house in Piedmont, in 1876. **1895 the 1910 *Edwardian and Colonial Revival:*** The continued elaboration of ornament and facade shapes reached its height in the early 1890s as the the Victorian era ended. After that there was a gradual move towards simplicity and away from excess and toward, order. Eccentricity gave way to strict conventions, quiet lines and understated quality materials. Money now made understatement its chief method of display. Style was no longer measured in pounds of gingerbread ornament per square foot, but in elegant proportions and an air of conservatism. (Julia Morgan lived nearby at Washington & Divisadero. There are four JM houses on today's tour.)

7 attendees

AWS Agents of Impact Summit - SF

Mon, Jun 1, 5:00 PM

From SF AI

4.6

Important note: Register on the [AICamp Event Website](https://www.aicamp.ai/event/eventdetails/W2026060110)[ ](https://www.aicamp.ai/event/eventdetails/W2025112017)is REQUIRED for admission. Agentic AI is redefining how software is designed, built, and deployed. There will soon be billions of agents in the world, working alongside humans to accelerate innovation and improve productivity across every industry. They won't just manage simple tasks. They'll orchestrate sophisticated, multi-step processes that require understanding context, making decisions, and taking actions. Agents of Impact is where you come to build them, ship them, and learn from the teams already running them in production. Join AWS and leading technology partners for a full-day event featuring keynotes on the foundations of agentic AI, architecture deep dives on production-ready patterns, and hands-on labs where every attendee builds in their own cloud environment. You'll hear real customer stories: what worked, what failed, and what the path from prototype to production actually looks like. The day closes with open Q&A and a happy hour with the engineers and builders in the room. **What you will learn?** ✔ Build agentic AI applications hands-on using Amazon Bedrock and AgentCore ✔ Learn from customers who are running AI agents in production today ✔ Explore proven architectural patterns for agent orchestration, governance, and scaling ✔ Connect with others working on similar AI challenges ✔ Accelerate your AI initiatives through the AWS AI-DLC program **Who should attend?** ✔ Technical decision makers - VPs of Engineering, Heads of Product, Technical Directors ✔ Software developers - Senior Developers, ML Engineers, AI/ML Practitioners ✔ Solutions architects - Technical Architects, DevOps Engineers, Innovation Leaders

11 attendees

East Bernal Hts. Walking Tour-Via Stair Path & SF Vernacular Architecture

Wed, Jun 10, 5:30 PM

From Walking with a Guide (Nature,Architecture,History)

4.9

(Photo above: *Family moving "their" earthquake Cottage from Precita Park up to Bernal Hts.,1907. Occupants could keep the government provided, Union built cottage they had lived in after the earthquake, if the rent was up to date. Sometimes charged $100. for the cottage. But land values had bottomed after the earthquake. Rows of these, painted, park bench green, were temporarily built in most of the parks in SF and the Presidio.* East Bernal Hts. is rarely seen on City Guides or other organization's listings. But we're adventurous and we'll risk the wilds of East Bernal Hts. and have a great time. In what is one of the most unique neighborhoods in San Francisco little houses cling halfway up the hills here. We'll explore and discover the scenic, up and down stair pathways, as well as the Victorian architecture in this especially unique neighborhood. Not to mention the marvelous views as we ascend the stair paths. ([Here's a simple link that will allow you to support the Meetup and add a thank you.](https://www.paypal.com/donate/?business=TJ8W6VVEGJ6BS&no_recurring=1&item_name=%0AIt%27s+very+nice+of+you+to+respond+and+give+support.%0AThank+you%2C%0AJordan&currency_code=USD)) (Total distance, three miles, but there are several novel steps/stair/paths to climb up, resulting in a total elevation gain of a few hundred feet. You'll get your, "steps"/exercise, but overall we go slow, stopping to see some of the Victorian and vernacular varieties while taking in the gorgeous views of the bay. Wear sturdy shoes. *Don't risk a fall or a sprained ankle, or worse ,by wearing inappropriate footwear for this activity.* I think what makes Bernal Hts. unique in SF is that the early difficulties in commuting due to the terrain, made it a less desirable location. Resulting in a very working class, blue collar neighborhood with affordable housing for the locals. It also lacked in City infrastructure with some dirt roads not being paved until the 1980s. The typical SF, rigid grided, street layout didn't work well in Bernal Hts. The Berkeley ideal of streets following the contour of the land may have resulted in much more expensive housing? Instead we see so many moderate wood houses almost defying gravity in clinging to the sloping hills. If you have a problem maintaining your social calendar, please be advised! ***(Don't be a no-show.)*** It's good to give out name tags which I do. I fill out the name tags 24 hours before r the tour start time. This also gives me a way to take attendance. Name tags that are not picked up, are recorded as no-shows. (See photo below.) If you get too many no-shows recorded in your personal Meet-up profile you'll have to be canceled from this Meetup. (To cancel your RSVP beforehand (please at least 24 hrs.), look for the, **"Edit Attendance"** tab at the bottom right hand corner of the screen.)

7 attendees

Bartending Across The ABV Spectrum

Tue, Jun 16, 3:00 AM

From Off the Clock Industry Hangs Exploring Future of Beverages

RSVP here - https://partiful.com/e/8wYIsZWi7hrraag8gfjD?c=k0KMG0AI CS Juice and The Pathfinder are co-hosting the next Off-the-Clock gathering for the Bay Area hospitality community. Destroy the bad vibes with The Pathfinder where we are going to explore the future of non-alcoholic spirits, botanical cocktails, and the evolving culture of drinking. Pathfinder is used in both alcoholic and non alcoholic spirits. We will have a menu of three drinks (2 zero proof and 1 alcoholic) that guests will choose from. **About The Pathfinder** The Pathfinder is redefining the non-alcoholic category through a hemp-based fermented botanical spirit built for cocktail culture. Crafted with wormwood, ginger, sage, juniper, orange peel, and a complex blend of botanicals, Pathfinder was designed to bring the depth, bitterness, and ritual of classic spirits into a zero-proof format. Produced in small batches and rooted in apothecary-inspired traditions, Pathfinder has quickly become a favorite among bartenders and hospitality professionals looking to create more thoughtful, sophisticated drinking experiences. **About CS Juice** CS Juice is a specialty distributor of premium cold-pressed, HPP beverages built for the hospitality industry. CS Juice is rethinking local distribution through a hospitality-driven, referral-based model that puts relationships, transparency, and quality back at the center of the food system.

1 attendee

Bay Area AI War Room - Berkeley Edition - Saturday, 10:00 AM

Sat, Jun 6, 5:00 PM

From Bay Area AI War Room

4.8

Models, agent, systems, ethics, the law, business, art and impact we discuss it all. With the DeepSeek hoopla fading, what of Reasoning models? Inspired by the Berkeley AI War Room, we invite you to join us at the same venue, same time, and with the same dynamic community. Come share your interests, showcase your projects, and discuss the latest trends and news that's shaping the AI landscape at a rapid pace.

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The variation in biotech group activities depends significantly on local interests and organizer creativity, ranging from informal networking to workshop sessions.

Biotech Meetups San Francisco

BioTech and Pharma Startups, Investors & Professionals Networking Event

Profs & Pints Alameda: Eugenics and Reproductive Biotech

The Agentic AI & Data Innovation Roadshow- San Francisco, CA

Why Long-Acting Injectables?

Mushroom Monday: Open Labs

Loving Life, Dancing Peace: Biodanza in the Park

B&B 1st THURSDAY for T1 Diabetes (watch for location!)

Presidio Heights, SF, Architectural Heritage Tour & nearby Presidio Hike

AWS Agents of Impact Summit - SF

East Bernal Hts. Walking Tour-Via Stair Path & SF Vernacular Architecture

Bartending Across The ABV Spectrum

Bay Area AI War Room - Berkeley Edition - Saturday, 10:00 AM

BioTech and Pharma Startups, Investors & Professionals Networking Event

Profs & Pints Alameda: Eugenics and Reproductive Biotech

The Agentic AI & Data Innovation Roadshow- San Francisco, CA

Why Long-Acting Injectables?

Mushroom Monday: Open Labs

Loving Life, Dancing Peace: Biodanza in the Park

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