BioHealth News Archive
National Capital region plays host to more than just contracting
When many people think of the National Capital region and the businesses that call it home, a handful of industries come to mind. Certainly…
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The NIH Plan for Accelerating Technology Transfer and Commercialization of Federal Research in Support of High Growth Businesses
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is the nation’s biomedical research agency. The NIH’s extramural funding supports research at more than 3,000 institutions. A…
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Can Technology Solve America’s Healthcare Problems?
Healthcare is a hot-button issue in America right now -– partly because it’s election season and partly because our healthcare system faces some legitimately…
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it could BE different: The Path to More Failed Therapeutics
Ask a committee of 16 academics, 3 bureaucrats, 2 Fortune 500 executives and 1 Venture Capitalist to provide the President of the United States…
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San Francisco Becomes Leading Center of Innovation in Health Care and Biosciences
UCSF and its affiliates have been successful in the transformation of San Francisco as a leading center of innovation in health care and biosciences,…
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Pitch Across Maryland Tops Expectations | Baltimore Citybizlist
After more than two weeks crisscrossing the state with stops in Ocean City, La Plata, Hagerstown and pretty much everywhere in between, the bright…
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Maryland venture capital program to award three firms $100,000 each in entrepreneur contest – Washington Business Journal
Maryland will be giving away $300,000 to promising entrepreneurs in a business competition. The contest, called the InvestMaryland Challenge, is part of the state’s…
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Gaithersburg Sigma-Tau Pharmaceuticals wins FDA approval for eye treatment – Washington Business Journal
Gaithersburg-based Sigma-Tau Pharmaceuticals Inc. said Thursday it has won Food and Drug Administration approval for Cystaran, which treats a symptom of the rare genetic…
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Maryland expands stem cell grants to private companies – Baltimore Business Journal
Private companies will now be able to apply for their own research grants from the Maryland Stem Cell Research Fund. The Maryland Stem Cell…
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Hopkins doctors make new ear for woman on her arm
A woman has a new ear, thanks to a mind-blowing procedure performed at Johns Hopkins. 42-year old Sherri Walter had cancer on her ear…
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Nurturing Success: Growth in Store for Towson Incubator
When Clay Hickson talks about technology and innovation, he isn’t limiting himself to IT, biotechnology or robotics. The executive director of Towson University's TowsonGlobal Business…
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Maryland: A Hotbed for Startups « Governor O’Malley’s Blog
We wanted to share this blog from the co-chairs of Startup Maryland where they talk about their experiences on the first-ever “Pitch Across Maryland”…
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UMD and UMB “MPower the State” with New Collaborative School of Public Health :: University Communications Newsdesk, University of Maryland
The University of Maryland, College Park (UMD) and the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) today announced a collaborative school of public health that will…
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Regional cooperation cited as key for biotech industry to thrive | Daily Progress
Biotech companies in Virginia, Maryland and Washington are better served by meeting challenges as a region, industry experts say. One reason, according to Peter…
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Jacoby takes firmer hold of reins at Tech Council of Maryland
For Art Jacoby, the new CEO of the Tech Council of Maryland, the right leadership can be a “game changer.” Jacoby hopes to be…
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