BioHealth News Archive
The Tale of Four Offices – Worksource Montgomery
WorkSource Montgomery has grown exponentially in its first year, and we are happy to have new staff, a new address to our corporate headquarters…
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Pfizer launches upstart with $103M, phase 3-ready drugs – FierceBiotech
In a first for the Big Pharma and as part of a new model, Pfizer is taking drugs from its shelves and licensing them…
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Roche cancer immunotherapy Tecentriq wins EU approval
Roche immunotherapy Tecentriq has won European Union approval for treating advanced lung and bladder cancer, the Swiss drugmaker said. The European Commission approved Tecentriq,…
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Apple Is Going After The Health Care Industry, Starting With Personal Health Data
The market opportunity in health care is huge, and Apple sees health care and wellness as a core part of its app, services, and wearables…
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Johns Hopkins Tech Ventures touts startup funding, increase in patents – Baltimore Business Journal
Startups and entrepreneurs involved with Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures secured hundreds of patents and invention disclosures, and brought in millions of dollars in funding…
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Science in the City, September 27th – UM BioPark
Please join the BioPark's Monthly Networking Event. Mingle with BioPark tenants, and UMB faculty and staff. Host: UM BioPark & Wexford Science + Technology…
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Medical device firm moving HQ into City Garage manufacturing accelerator – Baltimore Business Journal
An Annapolis medical technology company is moving its headquarters to The LaunchPort, a device manufacturing accelerator set to be housed at the City Garage…
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This Johns Hopkins–born medical device startup is moving to Baltimore – Technical.ly Baltimore
Vixiar Medical spun out of research at Johns Hopkins. Three years later, the startup will officially be a Baltimore company. {iframe}https://technical.ly/baltimore/2017/09/21/johns-hopkins-born-medical-device-startup-moving-baltimore/{/iframe}
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New venture capital fund launches at Hopkins – The Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Contrary Capital, a university-focused venture capital fund, officially launched on Monday at 55 colleges across the country, including Hopkins. Contrary works with 100 students…
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Which 10 health tech startups made the cut for the Cedars-Sinai accelerator? – MedCity News
The Cedars-Sinai accelerator, managed by Techstars, kicked off its third class of healthcare startups this month. some of which are more mature than previous cohorts…
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The pediatric landscape is changing: It’s time to jump on the bandwagon – MedCity News
Larger medtech companies have traditionally shied away from investing in the pediatric market, but the landscape is changing. In the last year alone, we…
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Watch These 6 Companies Pitch at Beta City
One week until Beta City! Join Betamore + Sagamore Ventures on September 28 for Maryland's annual celebration of entrepreneurship + technology. Beta City brings…
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Young Professionals Society Happy Hour
Thursday September 28, 2017 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Brewer’s Alley 124 North Market Street Frederick, MD 21701 Leave the stress of your work…
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Forbes: Martine Rothblatt of United Therapeutics Corp., Bill Marriott Jr. of Marriott International Inc., David Rubenstein of The Carlyle Group among world’s best business minds – Washington Business Journal
Greater Washington has no shortage of respected leaders, and some of them are among the world’s most revered. {iframe}https://www.bizjournals.com/washington/news/2017/09/20/greater-washington-has-some-of-the-best-business.html{/iframe}
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Agricultural Research Partnerships (ARP) Network Notes
Welcome to ARP Network Quarterly Notes! Our goal is to keep you informed about ARP Network and Agricultural Research Service’s current information. We hope…
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