Xomix
Xomix is a biotechnology accelerator and venture catalyst specializing in the commercialization of biomedical innovations. Founded in 1998 by CEO Gary Keller, the company designs and implements effective biotechnology initiatives in business, workforce, and economic development. Xomix provides scientific, business, and educational expertise to collaborate effectively with organizations and provide sustainable solutions. The company supports technology evaluation, transfer, licensing, commercialization, strategic planning, and regulatory compliance, serving government agencies, academic institutions, and biotech companies. Xomix also offers workforce development programs, including the Summer Biotechnology Institute and bioinformatics training, and engages in community development and industry collaboration.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Services
Advisory services to accelerate development, licensing and commercialization of biotechnology and biomedical technologies, including technology assessment, market research, licensing, partnering, and strategic planning.
Intensive multi-week laboratory and lecture program teaching core molecular biology and microbiology techniques, followed by short-term internships and career advising; includes option to earn college credit.
Online bioinformatics training program providing graduate-level credit and a certificate to retrain IT professionals for bioinformatics roles and to upskill existing bioinformatics workers.
Regulatory planning and compliance support for developers of diagnostics, pharmaceuticals, biologics, and cellular therapy products to maintain regulatory readiness and support submissions.
Advisory services to accelerate development, licensing and commercialization of biotechnology and biomedical technologies, including technology assessment, market research, licensing, partnering, and strategic planning.
Intensive multi-week laboratory and lecture program teaching core molecular biology and microbiology techniques, followed by short-term internships and career advising; includes option to earn college credit.
Online bioinformatics training program providing graduate-level credit and a certificate to retrain IT professionals for bioinformatics roles and to upskill existing bioinformatics workers.
Regulatory planning and compliance support for developers of diagnostics, pharmaceuticals, biologics, and cellular therapy products to maintain regulatory readiness and support submissions.
Expertise Areas
- Biotechnology commercialization
- Technology transfer and licensing
- Regulatory compliance for diagnostics, biologics, and cellular therapies
- Workforce development and training in biotechnology and bioinformatics
Key Technologies
- Molecular biology (DNA/RNA/protein techniques)
- Microbiology techniques
- Bioinformatics
- Cell therapy development
News & Updates
Webinar addressing the changing landscape, lessons learned, and how individuals or small groups can seek resources and find collaborators in the biotech industry.
A publication by Gary Keller, Richard Domanik, Clarisse Croteeau Chonka, and Ann LeFever, published in Hospitals of the Future in 2003.
Webinar addressing the changing landscape, lessons learned, and how individuals or small groups can seek resources and find collaborators in the biotech industry.
A publication by Gary Keller, Richard Domanik, Clarisse Croteeau Chonka, and Ann LeFever, published in Hospitals of the Future in 2003.