SEBIO

1. Research universities focused on life sciences.

Clark Atlanta
- University web site: www.cau.edu
- Email licensing office: kbota@cau.edu
Emory University
- University web site: www.emory.edu
- Tech Transfer web site: http://www.ott.emory.edu/
Georgia Institute of Technology (*$386 million)
- University web site: www.gatech.edu
- Technology licensing web site: http://otl.gtrc.gatech.edu/
Georgia State University
- University web site: www.gsu.edu
- Tech Transfer web site: http://www.gsu.edu
Medical College of Georgia (*$71 million)
- University web site: www.mcg.edu
- Technology licensing: http://www.mcg.edu
Mercer School of Medicine
- University web site: www.mercer.edu
- Email Tech Transfer office: dubose_ph@mercer.edu
Morehouse School of Medicine
- University web site: www.msm.edu
- Email Technology Licensing office: harrise@msm.edu
University of Georgia (*$300 million)
- University web site: www.uga.edu
- Tech Transfer web site: http://www.ovpr.uga.edu/tco/index.html

*Total sponsored research expenditures from the Association of University Technology Managers (AUTM) 2003 Licensing Survey

2. Life Science Incubators

3. VC Firms

4. Bio organizations

5. Other economic development organizations

6. Research Institutes

American Cardiovascular Research Institute - www.acrionline.org
Center for Behavioral Neuroscience (CBN) -
http://www.cbn-atl.org/
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta – www.cdc.gov/od/ads/techtran/index.htm
Yerkes Primate Research Center - http://www.yerkes.emory.edu/

7. GA Companies –
https://www.gabio.org/directory.asp


	To learn more about the biotech activity in the seven Southeastern states included in the SEBIO footprint, see below.