Steven Gilman

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Operates as an association of biotechnology companies

Provides biomedical research services

Provides research services in prescription medicines for humans and animals

Operates as a biopharmaceutical company that develops drugs for kidney diseases

Engages in drug development and biotherapeutic bioequivalence

Engages in discovery and development of direct lytic agents for life-threatening & drug-resistant infectious diseases

Engages in encouraging scientists, researchers, students, teachers and clinicians with an interest in inflammation biology

The Massachusetts Society for Medical Research, now known as the New England Society for Biomedical Research (NESBR), advocates for the responsible and humane use of animals in biomedical research to advance medical innovation, emphasizing ethical practices such as the 3Rs (refinement, reduction, replacement). The non-profit company is based in North Chelmsford, MA. NESBR offers memberships to research institutions, universities, hospitals, biotech and pharmaceutical companies, and related organizations across New England and parts of the country. Membership benefits include professional development seminars, training for oversight committees, legislative monitoring, security updates, media relations, crisis communication counseling, and job postings. The society supports education and outreach by providing free resources for high school teachers and students, including "Science Matters" content, annual student competitions, career day speakers, and workshops. NESBR is governed by a board of directors from academic, medical, and industry institutions.

Engages in research and development of drugs

Develops and commercializes small-molecule kinase inhibitor therapeutics for neurological diseases

Provides biopharmaceutical research services

Functions as a College/University

Lakes Environmental Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting and preserving the waters and watersheds of western Maine, particularly the greater Sebago Lake region. The private company is based in Bridgton. The organization conducts water quality monitoring on over 40 lakes, addresses threats such as invasive aquatic plants through early detection, manual removal, public education, and statewide programs, and offers educational programs for all ages. It also manages land conservation areas and local trail systems, supports community involvement through volunteer opportunities, advocacy, and public policy engagement, and operates two main facilities serving as hubs for research, education, and community outreach.