South Dakota Biotech Association

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South Dakota Biotech is the state affiliate of the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO). This non-profit organization is dedicated to developing biotechnology through expanding research, advocacy, funding, education, infrastructure development and promotion.

Formed in 2006, South Dakota Biotech serves a membership which includes business, universities, service providers and state-wide economic development entities to expand the bioscience industry. The primary goals of the association are to:

Connect leaders and experts.
Collaborate to shape the future.
Drive innovation to feed, fuel, and heal the world.

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The South Dakota Biotechnology Association (SDBIO) represents biotechnology companies, academic institutions, state biotechnology centers and related organizations in South Dakota. SDBIO is an affiliate of the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO). SDBIO members are involved in the research and development of health care, agricultural, industrial and environmental biotechnology products and services.

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News & Resources

Stress-Testing States: COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic is set to inflict an unprecedented amount of stress on state governments throughout the country. In an effort to try to provide
policymakers and other stakeholders with an estimate of the potential downside implications we have run two recession scenarios through our usual state budget stress-testing methodology READ MORE

Roadmap to Recovery

A Public Health Guide for Governors
A set of recommendations intended to guide governors and state agencies on reopening and operating their states in this new environment. READ MORE

"Herd" immunity - SAB Biotherapeutics In The News

No, not THAT kind of herd immunity—but pioneering biotechnology using a herd of cows to produce human, polyclonal antibodies that can serve as a bridge until we have a full-blown vaccine. READ MORE