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Two INNoVATE Students Take First Place in Maryland Business Plan Competition ‹ Hopkins Happenings
When Adam Steele worked at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), he and two other colleagues invented a technology that Steele believed…
Read MoreThe top 5 complications of FDA medical device trials
“You do a really good job with complex trials.” We’re lucky to say that we’ve heard this from several clients over the years. But,…
Read MoreHuman Genome Sciences Board of Directors Unanimously Determines GlaxoSmithKline Unsolicited Tender Offer is Inadequate and Not in the Best Interests of Stockholders – MarketWatch
Human Genome Sciences, Inc.oday announced that its Board of Directors, after careful review and consideration with the assistance of the Company's management and financial…
Read MoreAbout Capital Connection | Capital Connection
Capital ConnectionTM, one of the nation’s most respected industry conferences, brings together high-growth and innovative technology companies from some of the most noted technology…
Read MoreUniversity of Maryland Hosts First UM Ventures Symposium on Entrepreneurship
The first symposium on "the notion of entrepreneurship" by the newly formed University of Maryland (UM) Ventures was a breakthrough event for technology collaboration…
Read MoreQ1 2012 DC Venture Capital Risk Tolerance – Forward Thinking
If you raised seed capital from a DC VC last quarter you are part of an exclusive club. Only 3 firms raised seed capital…
Read MoreGlobal Perspective on Regional Collaboration
On any given weekend, there are countless community events throughout the Greater Washington region, many in ethnically diverse immigrant communities. A Korean church service,…
Read MorePublic Policy Institute releases new report on New York’s bioscience sector
The Public Policy Institute (PPI), the research arm of The Business Council of New York State, today released an in-depth study on the challenges…
Read MoreBaltimore Fishbowl » Johns Hopkins’ Carey Business School Announces Major Shift
The Carey Business School, an offshoot of Johns Hopkins, has tended to be the institution’s least glamorous sister. Founded in 2007 (but with origins…
Read More2012 BIO International Convention to Highlight the FDA and Regulatory Environment
The U.S. regulatory environment strongly impacts innovation and the development of new drugs and biologics. With this in mind, the Achieving Regulatory Approval and…
Read MoreAblitech Hires Director for Research Advisory Board
Ablitech, Inc., a biotechnology company developing delivery systems for gene silencing and cancer-fighting treatments, today announced that Dr. Daniel Bednarik has been named the…
Read MoreHealth Data Initiative Forum
Plug into the Ecosystem of Health Innovation. Bring creative ideas, and connect with startups, developers, and designers. Learn how to utilize the exploding market…
Read MoreRHT Consulting to Come Up with Steps to Spur Research at NIH
Right now there are probably thousands of late-stage cancer patients waiting for drugs that could prolong their lives. Where do they look? Research labs all across…
Read MoreJohns Hopkins secures $15M NIH grant for AIDs research center
The National Institutes of Health announced Friday it has awarded Johns Hopkins University $15 million to help establish the school’s new Center for AIDS…
Read MoreFederal Telemedicine News: Moving Research Forward
TATRC within the Army’s Medical Research and Materiel Command is taking steps to move research forward according to the article “TATRC: Translating Research into…
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