BioHealth News Archive
NSF fosters entrepreneurship, innovation through new awards for I-Corps nodes – NSF – National Science Foundation
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded five new grants to teach entrepreneurship and to support research and innovation at regional hubs across the…
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Bethesda’s RightEye LLC acquires new tests to diagnose autism, Parkinson disease’s earlier with eye-tracking technology (Video) – Washington Business Journal
Bethesda-based health technology company RightEye LLC has acquired exclusive rights to tests it says could help doctors diagnose autism and Parkinson’s disease earlier and…
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Baltimore Innovation Week targets entrepreneurs, professionals, hobbyists – Baltimore Sun
Baltimore Innovation Week is in full swing, with a schedule of more than 65 events ranging from student hack-a-thons to panel discussions about gender…
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BioFactura Announces Entry into Non-Exclusive License Agreement with Momenta Pharmaceuticals
Next Proposal Deadline October 14, 2016 BioFactura, Inc., an emerging Maryland biopharmaceutical research and manufacturing company, announced today entry into a non-exclusive license agreement…
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A NEW LOGO FOR THE BIOHEALTH CAPITAL REGION
We are pleased to announce that Greenfield/Belser has won the BioHealth Capital Region logo competition. Several members of their creative team contributed to the…
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Maryland Industrial Partnerships (MIPS) Program – Grants for Technology Product Development
Next Proposal Deadline October 14, 2016 Market-driven new technology and innovation leads to new products and new jobs. Creating jobs in innovative Maryland companies is…
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United Therapeutics: Making more lungs viable for transplants – Washington Business Journal
For Martine Rothblatt, nothing is off limits. Not even death. The founder of Sirius XM Satellite Radio and United Therapeutics Corp. (NASDAQ: UTHR) is…
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Va. economic development office to lose international trade division, refocus mission – Roanoke Times
Things aren’t what they used to be at the Virginia Economic Development Partnership. The state agency will lose its international trade division next spring,…
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BioFactura Announces Entry into Non-Exclusive License Agreement with Momenta Pharmaceuticals – BioFactura
BioFactura, Inc., an emerging Maryland biopharmaceutical research and manufacturing company, announced today entry into a non-exclusive license agreement with Momenta Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: MNTA),…
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Sara Nayeem Panelist at DC International Bar Association Meeting – NEA
NEA Partner Sara Nayeem, MD will serve on the Best Legal Frameworks for VC Investments Panel on Thursday, September 22 in DC at the International…
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Upstream & Downstream Technology Forum – Institute for Bioscience and Biotechnology Research
Wednesday, October 26, 2016 For over 10 years the Sartorius Stedim Upstream & Downstream Forum has provided an exciting venue for presentations, networking and discussions…
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Precision Medicine: New Paradigms, Risks and Opportunities
Precision medicine is fundamentally changing the way therapies are being developed. Its targeted, customized approach to health care has a widespread impact on everything…
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HHS to Support Antibiotics Devt Work at Roche, The Medicines Co. Under Strategic Partnerships – ExecutiveBiz
The Department of Health and Human Services has entered strategic partnerships with a Roche Group subsidiary and The Medicines Co. to develop antibiotics against…
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Zuckerbergs’ $3 Billion Investment to Cure All Diseases
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his pediatrician wife, Dr. Priscilla Chan, announced this week that their Chan Zuckerberg Initiative will fund a $3 billion…
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DC Tech: Cybersecurity Startups at MACH37 Accelerator Details – DC Inno
Herndon, Va.-based cybersecurity startup accelerator Mach37 has unveiled the five companies chosen for its fall cohort. The startups will get $50,000 investment and spend…
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