Diascopic’s AI For TB Detection Secures $225,000 Small Business Innovation Research Grant
Diascopic LLC, a medical research company that develops
diagnostic technology has secured $225,000 of highly competitive Small Business
Innovation Research (SBIR) funding from the National Institute of Health's
National Institute for Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering. It will use the
funds to develop and...
NanoString Grants Exclusive Global License To Veracyte For Diagnostic Use Of The nCounter® Platform
Veracyte has executed a definitive agreement with NanoString
for the exclusive global license to the nCounter® platform for diagnostic use.
The strategic transaction positions Veracyte to expand its genomic diagnostics
business globally, with the ability to deliver its advanced genomic tests to
physicians...
Best Practices in Biobank Monitoring
Sponsored content brought to you by Maintaining the availability and viability of biological materials and samples for research and development, as well as many other applications, requires standardization for producing, collecting, storing, manufacturing, and distributing these specimens. Establishing best practices for...
TMRW Life Sciences Raises $12M For IVF Robotic Process Automation
TMRW, the creator of the first Robotic Process Automation
(RPA) platform designed specifically for in vitro fertilization (IVF), has
raised over $12M in Series A financing alongside significant additions to its
corporate, scientific and advisory boards. TMRW Life Sciences LLC, was founded...
Automated Reporting for Biobank Monitoring
Sponsored content brought to you by With the importance of consistent quality in biobanking storage, continuously improving biobank laboratory and facility operations is not just a good idea, it is a necessity. Biobanks, Tissue Banks, Blood Banks, and Cryobank storage facilities...
The Importance of Monitoring Biobanking Laboratory Storage
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The storage of highly sensitive materials is an important area to consider for Blood Banks, Tissue Banks, and Biobanks. There are many variables and parameters that must be diligently controlled and monitored at...
The Use of RFID in Biobanking: a Focus on Tracking and Storing Organoids
Radio-frequency identification (RFID) automatically identifies and tracks tags attached to objects. The tags can contain various electronically stored information. The advantage of RFID over a barcode is that the tags may be embedded within the tracked object, as the...
