 Tourism is the backbone of the San Francisco economy. Many large financial institutions, multinational banks and venture capital firms are based in or have regional headquarters in the city. With over 30 international financial institutions, seven Fortune 500 companies, and a large support infrastructure of professional services – including law, public relations, architecture and design – also with significant presence in the city, San Francisco is designated as one of the ten Beta World Cities.
San Francisco's economy has increasingly become tied to that of its Bay Area neighbor San Jose and Silicon Valley to its south, sharing the need for highly educated workers with specialized skills. San Francisco has been positioning itself as a biotechnology and biomedical hub and research center. The Mission Bay neighborhood, site of a second campus of UCSF, fosters a budding industry and serves as headquarters of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, the public agency funding stem cell research programs statewide. Medical science is an important high-technology industry in the San Francisco area with hundreds of companies in the Bay Area reportedly heavily involved in research and development of pharmaceutical products, medical electronics, and genetic engineering. As of 2009, there were 1,800 full-time biochemists and biophysicists employed in San Francisco. San Francisco Info Source
Our pharmaceutical and biotechnology translation services cover a wide spectrum of topics including documentation related to: research and development (R&D); drug development files; drug manufacturing manuals and processes; submissions to regulatory authorities; pharmaceutical and/or biotechnology product approvals; drug patents applications; generic products applications; Medicare Part D paperwork; drug prescription matters; over- the-counter drugs labeling and packaging; education material aimed at healthcare professionals; drug marketing and lobbying material; reports related to clinical trials and clinical research; pharmaceutical and/or biotechnology policy statements and papers.
Moreover, we can source freelance translation resources across the whole spectrum of life science topics. We assist organizations with scientific documentation (e.g. Scientific Textbooks, Manuals, Technical Reports, Patent Applications, Journal Articles. Abstracts, Brochures, Scientific Articles, Medical Research Papers, Clinical Trials, Product Specifications, Site Surveys, Feasibility Studies, Data Sheets, Conference Presentations, Dissertations, Theses, Data Analysis, etc.
In fact, we are prepared to source a freelance translation resource for virtually any industry organization as defined in the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS 2007) sectors. |
