BioHealth News Archive
300 Teams in Two Years – Steve Blank
This is the start of the third year teaching teams of scientists (professors and their graduate students) in the National Science Foundation Innovation Corps…
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Crowdfunding drug discovery – news @ Northeastern
During his nine years working in the pharmaceutical industry, Michael Pollastri learned to protect his research and data with extreme caution. “In the drug…
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GlycoMimetics sets IPO price range at $14 to $16 per share – Washington Business Journal
Gaithersburg-based GlycoMimetics Inc. set the terms for its upcoming IPO on Monday, planning to sell 4 million shares at between $14 and $16 apiece.…
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DreamIt Health Accelerator Information Session
DreamIt Health is a health tech accelerator that selects up to ten startups from around the world to take up residence in Baltimore, MD…
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An Entrepreneurial Perspective on Technology Transfer and Commercialization
Nov 13, 2013 06:00pm Join the Society of Physician Entrepreneurs and Women in Bio as we host a panel of life science leaders who…
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EHRs at risk of becoming irrelevant | Healthcare IT News
With mHealth becoming the norm instead of the exception, a panel at Partners HealthCare's 10th Annual Connected Health Symposium last week concluded that EHR…
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Cybersecurity tax credit part of Montgomery County’s effort to become industry hub – The Washington Post
Cybersecurity companies in Montgomery County will be eligible for tax credits starting next year as part of the county’s mission to become a national…
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NIH grants $79M to spur new treatments | Healthcare IT News
The National Institutes of Health aims to boost healthcare technology and science through 15 Institutional Clinical and Translational Science Awards. Total amount of the…
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SEC moves step closer to allowing small businesses to use crowdfunding to raise equity capital – Washington Business Journal
Crowdfunding moved closer to becoming a reality for small businesses Wednesday morning when the Securities and Exchange Commission proposed rules that will govern how…
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Five Questions for Frank Bonsal III – Baltimore Sun
Towson University is getting more serious about entrepreneurship on campus, and Frank Bonsal III will play a big role in that new focus. Bonsal…
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BD launches shortest ever insulin syringe needle in Hyderabad
Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD) has launched shortest ever insulin syringe needle for the first time in Hyderabad. The needle is 25 per cent…
Read MoreWes Moore, Bestselling Author, to Speak at the Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore’s Annual Meeting – GreaterBaltimore
The Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore (EAGB) is pleased to announce Wes Moore as the keynote speaker at its Annual Meeting. The event will…
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Speeding up the incubator process – Gazette.Net
For six years, green energy business Clean Currents made the Rockville Innovation Center above the downtown Rockville library its home. The company enjoyed reduced…
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Mobile tech has largest financing quarter ever: Investments total $1.12 billion – MedCity News
Venture capitalists invested $1.12 billion to U.S. mobile companies in last quarter, making it the biggest venture capital financing quarter in history for this…
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Investing in a biotech startup? What are some warning signs for bad investments? – MedCity News
I think few things could be more rewarding than investing in a company that develops a cure or effective treatment for any of the…
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