POSTS TAGGED AS biotechnology

Stony Brook’s Biotech Commercialization Fund

Over the past 28 years, Stony Brook University’s Center for Biotechnology has developed more than a dozen commercially available [MORE]

Virtual Biotech

There was a time when university scientists could take their experiments home and launch a company from their garage-laboratories.  [MORE]

Berkeley’s New Synthetic Biology Institute

Last month, a group of 33 researchers in engineering, biology and chemistry at UC-Berkeley, with funding and collaboration from [MORE]

Biorepository Collaboration

Earlier this year, Pfizer, Eli Lilly, and Merck agreed to create a nonprofit Asian Cancer Research Group to support [MORE]

Maryland’s “City of Science”

Unless the neighbors make a case against increased road traffic, a new $10b science city will proceed in Shady [MORE]

Medical Device Provides Smarter Quality of Life

The University of Bologne is carrying out a large study of patients with mobility and movement functions using McRoberts’ [MORE]

Biomarker Test for Heart Attack

In acquiring BRAHMS (Hennigsdorf, Germany) last October, Thermo Fisher Scientific (Waltham, MA) took over marketing of BRAHMS’s blood biomarker [MORE]

Newborn Screening

PerkinElmer (Waltham, MA and Fremont, CA) has introduced an automated platform that quantitatively and qualitatively analyzes neonate blood samples [MORE]

Google Looking for Investments Opportunities

Search engine giant, Google, has launched Google Ventures (Cambridge, MA and Mountain View, CA) to fund investments [MORE]

Aneesh Chopra Appointed Chief Technology Officer

At the 2008 Medical Automation Conference, then Secretary of Technology for the Commonwealth of Virginia, Aneesh Chopra, gave a keynote address [MORE]

Pharmas’ Research Investments

The US economy may be contracting sharply in some industries, but drug makers spent $2b more on research in 2008 [MORE]

Patenting “Biosimilars”

Several bills now in Congress could result in a fundamental change to patenting biologics (such as monoclonal antibodies).  One bill [MORE]

Ambient Assisted Living

PERSONA, a project of the European Union that promotes independent aging, has been functioning since 2007 and will continue until [MORE]

Vector: Smart Capsule

Thomas Lango, an engineer with SINTEF-a large independent research organization in Norway-have been working with physicians to develop a “smart [MORE]

The $100 Genome

No, the $1,000 genome has not yet seen the light of day, but hardly a week goes by without hearing [MORE]

SomnoSENS and More

Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits in Erlangen, Germany had developed a mobile sleep lab for home assessment, [MORE]

Snakebots

Engineering a robotic arm that has snakelike flexibility is no small matter, but that’s what Professor Howie Choset, at Carnegie [MORE]

FDA Approved Five More i-STAT Tests

Abbott’s i-STAT handheld blood analyzer has just received an FDA waiver for five more tests using its 18 cartridges, which [MORE]

Designing Drug-Eluting Stents

There are currently only four drug-eluting stents under FDA approval, and their effectiveness or ineffectiveness have been called into question.  [MORE]

Non-invasive Glucose Monitoring

Solianis Monitoring AG (Zurich, Switzerland) has recently completed a study of its wearable, noninvasive, multisensor glucose monitor that tracks blood [MORE]