Category Archives: News
Clients in the News – Georgia State Researcher Wins Grant to Develop Ebola Virus Drug
Dr. Christopher Basler, a professor in the Institute for Biomedical Sciences at Georgia State University, [...]
Clients in the News – Stanford University: Antibody Fights 5 Types of Pediatric Brain Tumors
An immunotherapy successfully and safely treated five different types of aggressive pediatric brain tumors in [...]
Clients in the News – UMD Develops New Method that Enables Creation of Better Therapeutic Antibodies
Antibodies are the foot soldiers of our immune system. These specialized, Y-shaped proteins attach to [...]
Clients in the News – Frederick company pitches new device for deadly disease detection
Sputum — a nasty mix of saliva and mucus — doesn’t come up in [...]
Clients in the News – UCLA: Nearly $9M in NHLBI Funding to Help Take Science Solutions to Heart
Thus far in 2017, the University of California Los Angeles has received over $6.8 million [...]
Clients in the News – NIH Grants Akonni $300K to Develop DNA Extraction Device for Molecular TB Testing
Molecular diagnostics firm Akonni Biosystems won a $300,000 contract from NIH’s National Institute of Allergy [...]
Clients in the News – UC San Diego Receives Two, $2M Research Grants from CIRM
The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) awarded two scientists at UC San Diego $2 [...]
Clients in the News – Maryland Cancer Discovery Incubator Finalists Announced
Immunomic Therapeutics, Inc. (ITI), a privately-held, Maryland-based biotechnology company, today announced the finalists for their [...]
Clients in the News – Duke University Engineers Use Tumor-Seeking Salmonella Treats Brain Tumors
Biomedical engineers at Duke University have recruited an unlikely ally in the fight against the [...]
Clients in the News – Personal Genome Diagnostics’ ImmunoSELECT™ Technology Demonstrates How Resistance to Checkpoint Blockade Therapy Evolves in Cancer Discovery Study
–ImmunoSELECT’s Comprehensive Multi-Dimensional Genomic Analyses Elucidated How the Cancer Neoantigen Landscape Evolved During Treatment with [...]
Clients in the News – University of Massachusetts: $4M Grant for Plant Stem Cell Research
Dr. Madelaine Bartlett, a biologist at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, recently received a [...]
Clients in the News – Immunomic Therapeutics Announces Board Addition
Immunomic Therapeutics, Inc. (ITI), a privately-held, Maryland-based biotechnology company, announces that C. Eric Winzer, M.B.A., [...]
Clients in the News – UW-Madison Food Scientist Aiding Fuel Ethanol with New Engineered Bacteria
For James Steele, moving from the small fermenters where microbes make cheese, wine, and beer [...]
Clients in the News – $10.3M in Alzheimer’s Research Funding Awarded to University of Arizona
The National Institute of Aging has awarded a five year, $10.3 million grant to the [...]
Clients in the News – University of South Florida to Participate in $150M Research Program
University of South Florida Nursing’s professor, Maureen Groer, PhD recently received funding to extend her [...]
Clients in the News – UPenn: $24 Million Award to Create New Mechanobiology Research Center
In late September the National Science Foundation awarded the University of Pennsylvania a five-year grant [...]
Clients in the News – $78.5M For New Research Facilities at University of Michigan
A $78 million project to renovate two empty buildings at the former pharmaceutical research complex [...]
Clients in the News – Immunomic Therapeutics Gives Back to Maryland Biotech Community
Immunomic Therapeutics, Inc. (ITI), a privately-held, Maryland-based biotechnology company, today announced they are now accepting [...]
Client in the News – Spaulding Clinical Research Named “Best Phase I Drug Development CRO”
Spaulding Clinical Research, LLC recognized as the 2016 International Life Sciences Award by Global Health [...]
Clients in the News – UPitt Finds Preliminary Zika Vaccines Prevent Neurological Disorders
Two vaccines against Zika virus developed at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine have [...]