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Article: BioHaven series at Yale starts Oct. 24

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The annual Yale BioHaven Entrepreneurship Series will kick off Oct. 24 with a talk by BioRelix Pharmaceuticals, a New Haven company that is working to identify antibiotics that target pathogens resistant to drugs.

The discussion series, which started in 2004, is sponsored by the Yale Office of Cooperative Research and Connecticut United for Research Excellence in New Haven. It's designed to showcase area life science technologies that are moving toward commercialization.

"It's very valuable for the biotech community because very detailed information is presented about both the business model and the underlying science of developing companies," said Paul

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