BioHealth News Archive
Over 30% Reduction in Unnecessary Head CT Scans When Integrating FDA-Cleared BrainScope One – VentureBeat
BrainScope announced today the publication of a study conducted by physicians at Washington University Barnes Jewish Medical Center in St. Louis in the peer-reviewed…
Read MoreProject Onramp Meets Its Goal of Placing 50 Mass. Students from Low-Income Backgrounds into Summer Internships at Local Biotech Companies – Massachusetts Biotechnology Council
Project Onramp today announced they have placed more than 50 students in well-paid internships with top companies for summer 2019 through its first-in-the-nation Project…
Read MoreStart-Ups Seeking Your Expertise
Are you an experienced biohealth industry executive seeking full time or part time employment as a consultant or start-up C suite executive? BioHealth Innovation…
Read MoreComputer science facility opens at University of Maryland
The University of Maryland has opened a 215,600-square-foot computer science facility on its College Park campus. The university says the Brendan Iribe Center for Computer…
Read MoreBiotech runs on venture capital. But not all VC models are created equal – STAT
Venture capital dollars are flooding into biotech, totaling $8.5 billion in 2017 alone. But there’s no one way to fund a startup. {iframe}https://www.statnews.com/2019/05/03/biotech-venture-capital-models/{/iframe}
Read MoreFirst Annual Patenting Trends Study Provides Decision Makers With Clear and Actionable Information
Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton and GreyB Services released today their findings from The First Annual Kilpatrick Townsend & GreyB Services Patenting Trends Study (Study). The Study provides…
Read MoreProtenus Announces Former Chief Privacy Officer of HHS Office of the National Coordinator to Keynote 3rd Annual PANDAS Conference in Baltimore
The privacy and security of patient data continues to be increasingly important as access to this data increases and threats to this sensitive information…
Read MoreInside the biotech company hoping to solve medical mysteries
The 3rd hour of TODAY looks at the Virginia-based biotech company Aperiomics, which says it has technology that could shake up health care and…
Read MoreThis injectable gel could one day rebuild muscle, skin, and fat | Science | AAAS
Car crashes, battle wounds, and surgeries can leave people with gaping holes in soft tissue that are often too large for their bodies to…
Read MoreReport details life science industry’s growing importance in helping transform NC economy | WRAL TechWire
The newly published document, “2018: Evidence and Opportunity: Impact of Life Sciences in North Carolina,” is a fascinating story of transformation for a state…
Read MoreFive winners to receive share of $250K NCC-PDI grant funding and access to unique pediatric device accelerator program
The National Capital Consortium for Pediatric Device Innovation (NCC-PDI) announced five winners of its "Make Your Medical Device Pitch for Kids!" competition who will…
Read MoreUniversity of Vermont Health Network Ventures and Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Invest in BioFactura – BioFactura
The University of Vermont Health Network Ventures and legal firm Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati recently invested in BioFactura’s $6M Series B Financing Round.…
Read MoreLife Sciences Industry On Uptick In Virginia
In February 2019, the French immuno-oncology diagnostics company HalioDx opened its first laboratory in North America. The five-year-old company, a Qiagen spin-off, selected Richmond,…
Read MoreAnnual Research Symposium to Feature Keynote Address from NCI Scientist
On Tuesday, May 7, the Center for Biotechnology Education will hold its 14th annual research symposium. During the event at the Johns Hopkins University…
Read MoreXconomy: Roche Spinout Nimble Therapeutics Bags $10M to Find New Peptide Drugs
For the past five years, Jigar Patel and a group of fellow Roche employees have been quietly developing drug discovery technology at the global…
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