Researchers identified the better of two main brain training methods, one that helps to improve your memory and attention span.
Exercising is the best way to increase the body’s strength, flexibility and overall physical and mental health.
Personal Genome Diagnostics, a Baltimore-based cancer diagnostics company, said in a regulatory filing it has raised $65 million in an ongoing equity financing round in which it hopes to raise $111.5 million.
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Personal Genome Diagnostics is looking to raise $111.5 million in new equity funding, according to a recent filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
The Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) today released a set of priorities for unleashing the power of innovation to develop solutions to prescription opioid abuse and addiction.
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Explore the online Master of Professional Studies (MPS) in Technology Entrepreneurship at the University of Maryland. Applications for the spring 2018 entering class are due by December 15, 2017.
University of Maryland, state and local officials will gather to dedicate A. James Clark Hall, the university’s new engineering facility that will transform the region’s biotech corridor. Media will be able to tour the 184,000-square-foot building and see the state-of-the-art bioengineering facilities where students from one of the university’s fastest growing degree programs will spark innovations in human health. A. James Clark Hall will serve as a hub for new bioengineering partnerships and collaborations throughout the Baltimore-Washington region.
TEDCO offers an Executive Exchange Program that provides for temporary or “loaned” executives to help lead a startup for up to nine months, and executive coaching to train entrepreneurs to lead their own firms.
Betamore and Sagamore Ventures hosted the third Beta City Sept. 28 at City Garage as part of Build Baltimore, a two-day initiative that brought together Baltimore-area change makers to shine a light on those who are shaping the future of the city.
Gov. Larry Hogan plans to ask state lawmakers to set standards for computer science training in public schools, one of several steps he says will help create a more tech-savvy workforce in Maryland.