BioSpace News Archive

Professor Colin Raston invented the Vortex Fluidic Device, which has been used to make fish oil easier to absorb. Here’s more about it that you just know.

A paper published by Tillman Gerngross, chief executive officer of Adimab LLC, alleged that an MIT professor’s work was nearly identical to work published several years before his.

GeoVax Selected by NIH and BIO to Showcase its Technology as Part of the BIO Innovation Zone

“Within this total, the Committee provides target increases for medical product and food safety activities, including new initiatives to revolutionize the safety of the nation’s blood supply and to enable faster responses to foodborne illness outbreaks,” the House Committee said in a statement. “In addition, the bill includes a strong focus on continuing the FDA’s efforts to advance generic drug reviews and increase medical product manufacturing in the U.S.”

The company focuses on developing a novel class of drugs called Bicycles. Bicycles are fully synthetic short peptides constrained to form two loops—hence “bi” cycles—that stabilize their structural geometry.

Investors and analysts get a close-up look at the Swiss pharma giant’s pipeline and growth strategies.

Research Roundup for Friday, May 24.

San Diego-based Locana will develop RNA-targeting gene therapy programs.

The study found at least seven significant economic contributions of biopharmaceutical manufacturing.

Pharma and biotech companies have been developing cutting-edge treatments and medications for a myriad of diseases but, for some patients, getting those medications has become a herculean task.