BioHealth News Archive

Angel groups are investing more but making the money harder to get – MedCity News

Angel groups are investing more but making the money harder to get – MedCity News

As groups of high-net-worth individuals continue to band together in the form of angel investment networks and funds, they’re creating new opportunities for funding…

Read More
Money Map: Find a venture capital firm to fund your healthcare startup – MedCity News

Money Map: Find a venture capital firm to fund your healthcare startup – MedCity News

Hard to understand, slow to exit and more than enough risk to go around. Not many investors are brave and smart enough to fund…

Read More
Success with an angel syndicate: How one pharma startup raised $16M without VCs | MedCity News

Success with an angel syndicate: How one pharma startup raised $16M without VCs | MedCity News

Savara Pharmaceuticals needed several million dollars to take its inhalable drug for troublesome infections in cystic fibrosis patients through Phase 2 clinical trials. So…

Read More
What does the future of medical education look like? These 5 medical schools offer some clues – MedCity News

What does the future of medical education look like? These 5 medical schools offer some clues – MedCity News

Medical schools have been preparing for the changes health care reform is bringing. Many have framed their education around iPads and other tablets and…

Read More
NHLBI Funding Opportunity Announcements, June 18, 2013

NHLBI Funding Opportunity Announcements, June 18, 2013

The following funding opportunity announcements from the NHLBI or other components of the National Institutes of Health, might be of interest: NIH Guide Notice:…

Read More
Defense Department Establishes First Brain Tissue Repository In Bethesda – BethesdaNow

Defense Department Establishes First Brain Tissue Repository In Bethesda – BethesdaNow

The Department of Defense last week announced the establishment of the world’s first brain tissue repository on the Walter Reed Campus to help researchers…

Read More
University Economic Development Association (UEDA) seeks nominations for 2013 Awards of Excellence  – University Economic Development Association

University Economic Development Association (UEDA) seeks nominations for 2013 Awards of Excellence – University Economic Development Association

The University Economic Development Association (UEDA) is currently seeking nominations for its annual Awards of Excellence program, which recognizes leading edge university-based economic development…

Read More
FastForward Opening Celebration June 27 – LAST CHANCE TO RSVP

FastForward Opening Celebration June 27 – LAST CHANCE TO RSVP

June 27th, 3:30-5:30pm Join Nicholas P. Jones, Benjamin T. Rome Dean, Whiting School of Engineering to celebrate the launch of FastForward. There are a…

Read More
Ocular Proteomics, a National Retina Institute Spin Out, Relocates to UM BioPark

Ocular Proteomics, a National Retina Institute Spin Out, Relocates to UM BioPark

The University of Maryland (UM) BioPark announced today that Ocular Proteomics, LLC (OPL), a startup biotechnology company leveraging a new class of biomarkers found…

Read More
AstraZeneca: MedImmune, AstraZeneca’s Biologics Arm, and NGM Biopharmaceuticals Announce Agreement to Discover and Develop Therapies for Diabetes and Obesity

AstraZeneca: MedImmune, AstraZeneca’s Biologics Arm, and NGM Biopharmaceuticals Announce Agreement to Discover and Develop Therapies for Diabetes and Obesity

AstraZeneca (STO:AZN)(LSE:AZN) today announced that MedImmune, its global biologics research and development arm, and NGM Biopharmaceuticals, Inc. have entered into an exclusive agreement to…

Read More
What are the top 5 ways physicians use tablets and smartphones in their medical practice? – MedCity News

What are the top 5 ways physicians use tablets and smartphones in their medical practice? – MedCity News

It’s a popular sport among startups and the mobile vendor community to figure out what physicians are willing to do on their tablets and…

Read More

Irene Pollin donates $10 million to Johns Hopkins center for heart disease prevention – The Washington Post

Irene Pollin, the widow of the late Washington sports team owner Abe Pollin, has donated $10 million to a Johns Hopkins University center for…

Read More
With new $1.7M collaborative grant, U-M, Johns Hopkins researchers will develop dementia treatment tool for family caregivers – UofMHealth.org

With new $1.7M collaborative grant, U-M, Johns Hopkins researchers will develop dementia treatment tool for family caregivers – UofMHealth.org

Aside from memory loss and cognitive impairments, often the most difficult aspect of caring for people with dementia is treating their disruptive changes in…

Read More
A personal account of translating discoveries in an academic lab : Nature Biotechnology : Nature Publishing Group

A personal account of translating discoveries in an academic lab : Nature Biotechnology : Nature Publishing Group

Robert Langer shares the experiences and lessons learned through his involvement with more than two dozen biotech startups. I started my first company in…

Read More
BioMaryland Center Angel Investor Tax Credits

BioMaryland Center Angel Investor Tax Credits

6/28 DEADLINE to reserve your place in line for Maryland’s FY2014 Biotechnology Investor Incentive Tax Credits. 
 $10M (up to $1.5M/co.) distributed first come-first…

Read More