BioHealth News Archive
Will the Next Classroom Disruption Be in 3-D? Facebook’s Virtual-Reality Company Thinks So – Wired Campus – Blogs – The Chronicle of Higher Education
Brendan Iribe dropped out of the University of Maryland here, but before he did he amassed 227 parking tickets. And he managed to meet…
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Innovation and Technology initiative awards technology companies – Southern Maryland News
The Southern Maryland Innovation and Technology (SMIT) initiative has awarded Smartronix and Coherent Technical Services, two locally headquartered technology firms, Pro Memberships to CoFounders…
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Harpoon Medical, Inc. Announces $3.75M Series A Financing – UM Ventures
Harpoon Medical, Inc., a medical device company focused on the development and commercialization of a minimally invasive, beating heart mitral valve repair technology, announced…
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Largest Gift in University of Maryland History Set to Transform Computer Science Education
Today, the University announces the receipt of its largest gift ever by a single donor. It will catapult our top-15 computer science program to…
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Baltimore tech needs an updated road map for success – Technical.ly Baltimore
When we go grocery shopping, most of us don’t buy a pallet of one product and survive on that for the rest of our lives. We…
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Understanding the Sunshine Act: Has the Pendulum Swung… Tickets, Rockville – Eventbrite
Tuesday, October 7, 2014 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (EDT) Rockville, Maryland In February 2013, The Sunshine Act was included as the Transparency Reports…
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Oculus VR CEO gives $31M to University of Maryland
The CEO and co-founder of Oculus VR is giving the University of Maryland $31 million - the largest gift in university history - to…
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Three takeaways from Transform: Economics and tech, healthcare as a place and big data
Over the course of three days at the Mayo Clinic‘s annual Transform conference, featuring scores of healthcare’s top names, several themes stood out. Here’s…
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9 Things Successful People Won’t Do
My last post, How Successful People Stay Calm, really struck a nerve (it's already approaching 1.5 million reads here on LinkedIn). The trick is…
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BIW Innovation Celebration Tickets in Baltimore
Friday, Sept. 19, 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Under Armour - 1020 Hull Street, Tide Point, Baltimore, MD 21230 Baltimore Innovation Week starts NEXT…
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BioFactura and Collaborators to Develop an Ebola Drug Under NIH Partnerships Grant
BioFactura is a collaborator on a grant awarded to the Geneva Foundation. Ebola drug development funding will be provided under a Partnerships for Biodefense…
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Pharma’s first-to-market advantage – McKinsey & Company
There has been a long-running debate in the pharmaceutical industry about the value of being first to market. Companies spend considerable resources seeking to…
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New graduate program aims to train for FDA approval – The Diamondback
Say you invent a medical device. A pacemaker. An improved hip implant. A microchip for the brain. Maybe you can change the world, but…
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United Therapeutics Advances Phase I Trial Of PLX-PAD In PAH
Pluristem Therapeutics, a company that develops placenta-based cell therapy products, announced that its licensing partner United Therapeutics is advancing the Phase I study of…
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HEALTH ACCELERATION CHALLENGE LAUNCH – Harvard
Some of the greatest health care innovations have taken decades to reach widespread adoption, adding to the ever-increasing cost of health care. We are…
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