BioHealth News Archive
Universities See Promise in ‘Disruptive’ Online Courses – Wall Street Journal – WSJ.com
The head of Maryland’s university system on Wednesday said higher education needs to embrace disruptive technologies such as massive online courses in an effort…
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Life science innovations: How are computers and robots helping pharma R&D?
With the cost of drug development hitting the $5 billion mark and 94 percent of drugs failing at some point in clinical development, pharmaceutical…
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The Right Way to Grant Equity to Your Employees
The equity culture among young technology companies is almost universal. When implemented properly, broad employee ownership within a company can: Align the risk and…
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6th Annual Maryland Stem Cell Research Symposium – December 3, 2013
The Symposium is the Maryland Stem Cell Research Fund premier event that delivers comprehensive scientific talks, poster presentations, Ethics discussions and networking time, enabling…
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Futuristic “Human-on-Chip” Models Will Help Drug Development – Xconomy
The pharmaceutical industry needs better scientific models for testing drugs before they get to the proving ground of human clinical trials. Current lab dish…
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15 Maryland tech companies among fastest growing in North America – MDBIZNews
Millennial Media, WeddingWire and RainKing Solutions led the list of Maryland companies making the 2013 Deloitte Technology Fast 500, a prestigious technology awards program in United States and Canada.…
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QIAGEN Announces Third Co-Development Program for Companion Diagnostics Paired With Lilly’s Investigational Cancer Compounds – WSJ.com
QIAGEN (NASDAQ: QGEN; Frankfurt, Prime Standard: QIA) today announced an agreement with Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE: LLY) to develop and commercialize a molecular…
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Maryland entrepreneurs share crowdfunding success stories – Baltimore Business Journal
For budding startups, accumulating funding is necessary — but difficult. Crowdfunding can be a viable alternative for entrepreneurs. That was one key takeaway for…
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No luck landing VC? Try ‘credit cards, duct tape and shoestrings’ – Baltimore Business Journal
Paul Silber had some unexpected advice from a venture capitalist for the entrepreneurs who crowded a conference room at the BWI Airport Marriott Monday…
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Why Can’t You Take Your Medical Data on Holiday?: Scientific American
We’ve all done it. You throw your clothes in a bag and head to the airport. Sixteen hours later, you’re in a country where…
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What’s driving the surge in new-drug approvals? | McKinsey & Company
Much has been written about the pharmaceutical industry’s R&D-productivity challenge during the past decade: the decline in new-drug approvals has raised discovery and development…
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GlaxoSmithKline’s $15 million new asthma drug approved
GlaxoSmithKline and Theravance's new inhaled lung drug Relvar has been approved in Europe to treat both asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), confirming…
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QIAGEN announces third co-development program for companion diagnostics paired with Lilly’s investigational cancer compounds
QIAGEN (NASDAQ: QGEN; Frankfurt, Prime Standard: QIA) today announced an agreement with Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE: LLY) to develop and commercialize a molecular…
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The Biotech Startup Class of 2013: Don’t Worry, It’s a Short List – Xconomy
We’ve heard a lot this year about the IPO boom for biotech companies. Even after a few high-profile blowups (Ariad, Sarepta), the public biotech…
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MedImmune appoints head of research – PMLiVE
AstraZeneca (AZ) has strengthened its research team by appointing leading academic Dr Yong-Jun Liu as head of research at its MedImmune subsidiary. AZ has…
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