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NOKOMIS, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In a successful bid to introduce its groundbreaking 3D cell culturing technology to a budding generation of “MAD” scientists, Rainbow Coral Corp. (OTCBB: RBCC) partner Nano3D BioSciences (n3D) has announced the winners of an intriguing scientific discovery competition, The MAD Scientist Contest by n3D. The top cash prize was awarded to Hamsa Jaganathan, Ph.D., of the Methodist Hospital Research Institute for her amazing model of a breast tumor microenvironment, created by co-culturing breast cancer cells and fibroblasts. Second prize went to Matthew Hogan at the University of Houston for his creation of a functional, or beating, primary cardiac cultures in vitro.
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NOKOMIS, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In a successful bid to introduce its groundbreaking 3D cell culturing technology to a budding generation of “MAD” scientists, Rainbow Coral Corp. (OTCBB: RBCC) partner Nano3D BioSciences (n3D) has announced the winners of an intriguing scientific discovery competition, The MAD Scientist Contest by n3D. The top cash prize was awarded to Hamsa Jaganathan, Ph.D., of the Methodist Hospital Research Institute for her amazing model of a breast tumor microenvironment, created by co-culturing breast cancer cells and fibroblasts. Second prize went to Matthew Hogan at the University of Houston for his creation of a functional, or beating, primary cardiac cultures in vitro.
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