BioHealth News Archive
The Angel Venture Forum – Montgomery County Business Innovation Network
Wednesday, September 16, 2015 12:00 pm-1:15 pm, Silver Spring Innovation Center, 8070 Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring, MD 20910 The Angel Venture Forum is starting…
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BioMarker Strategies, LLC – Developer of SnapPath®: Cancer Diagnostics System to Guide Targeted Drug Development and Treatment
BioMarker Strategies, LLC, a private company, has developed SnapPath®, a cancer diagnostics system that automates and standardizes functional ex vivo profiling of live solid tumor cells…
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Revolve Biotechnologies Awarded $450K Phase I SBIR to develop IR fluorescent proteins for deep brain imaging
Revolve Biotechnologies, Inc. has been awarded a $450K Phase I Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) –…
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Can You Name the Company Leading the Charge in Cancer Care Research? – The Times
In 2011, the World Well being Group compiled an inventory of each illness, dysfunction, and ailment recognized to man. The listing ultimately crested the…
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WIB-DC/Baltimore Presents an Entrepreneur Event: “Business of Biotech – It Takes a Village!”
Sept. 17th, 2015, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, Washington DC, 1619 Massachusetts Ave NW Washington, DC, 20036 Are you an entrepreneur and thinking of starting…
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The road to digital success in pharma – McKinsey & Company
Pharmaceutical companies are running hard to keep pace with changes brought about by digital technology. Mobile communications, the cloud, advanced analytics, and the Internet…
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Johns Hopkins startup making in-body ultrasound closes $500K seed round – Technical.ly Baltimore
A Johns Hopkins spinout created to develop an ultrasound that works from inside the body closed a $500,000 seed round. Perceptive Navigation, which is…
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Hype fizzles for consumer wearable devices – MedCity NewsMedCity News
Is the U.S. market for consumer wearable devices headed toward the trough of disillusionment on the Gartner Hype Cycle? A new report suggests that explosive…
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GSK enters research agreement with San Francisco incubator QB3@953
QB3@953, a San Francisco, USA-based incubator created by QB3, a University of California research institute and biotech accelerator, has announced an agreement with UK…
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A New View of Life, Close Up and In Action | MIT Technology Review
On the surface of a living cell at any given time, hundreds of tiny bubbles are popping into existence, surrounding and incorporating proteins, hormones,…
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Symbiomix Therapeutics Completes Enrollment in Second Pivotal Trial of SYM-1219 for Bacterial Vaginosis, and Receives FDA Fast Track Designation – Symbiomix
Symbiomix today announced the completion of patient enrollment in a Phase 3 clinical study, the second pivotal trial of SYM-1219, which is a single-dose,…
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Johns Hopkins researchers may have new solution for sepsis – TheBayNet.com
Researchers from Johns Hopkins University have been working on a new solution for sepsis, a complication of infection that affects more than a million…
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Johns Hopkins tech innovator: Breaking the chains on data – Health Imaging
Heading up the Johns Hopkins Medicine Technology Innovation Center, Gorkem Sevinc, MSE, CIIP, focuses the bulk of his attention on partnering with clinical and…
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Jason Hardebeck named Baltimore City Broadband Coordinator – Technical.ly Baltimore
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has hired Jason Hardebeck to work on internet access issues for the city. Hardebeck will serve as “Broadband Coordinator” for the…
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Bethesda drug company Sucampo to buy its Japanese predecessor and manufacturing arm – The Washington Post
When Japanese doctors Ryuji Ueno and Sachiko Kuno came to Bethesda two decades ago, they already had a drug company back home. They founded…
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