Virginia Bio-Connect – The Success of Virginia’s First Statewide Collaborative Life Sciences Initiative

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Virginia Bio-Connect – The Success of Virginia’s First Statewide Collaborative Life Sciences Initiative By Jelena Ivanjac | January 30, 2024 The end of 2023 marked the completion of Virginia’s first [….]

Oncology Mouse Models: How to Pick the Right Mouse Model for Your Oncology Drug Development Needs?

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Oncology Mouse Models: How to Pick the Right Mouse Model for Your Oncology Drug Development Needs? Mouse models have long been used in oncology drug development. With improved technology, they [….]

Alliance for Pediatric Device Innovation announces MedTech Color edition of “Make Your Medical Device Pitch For Kids!”™ supporting  African American and Hispanic innovators

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Up to $50,000 in potential awards for devices deemed most beneficial to pediatric patients and commercially viable

BioSpark Virginia

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BioSpark Virginia is a competitive live pitch event for Virginia life sciences start-ups, co-sponsored and organized by CvilleBioHub and the University of Virginia Licensing and Ventures Group (LVG). After an [….]

Weekly Quick Hits (BHCR) – Week of July 24, 2023

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Children’s Cancer Foundation Awards went out to 11 pediatric cancer researchers in the Baltimore-Washington region, and a number of companies reported their quarterly finances. It was a busy week for life science news in the Capital Region. Here’s a look.

Weekly Quick Hits (BioHealth Capital Region) – Week of July 17, 2023

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A strong revenue stream is essential for thriving biopharma companies. Despite a struggling economy, several companies within the BioHealth Capital Region are successfully raising capital to support development of new therapeutics for multiple disorders, while others continue to advance their own experimental assets. 

LUMINOAH RAISES $6M TO REVOLUTIONIZE TUBE FEEDING

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Luminoah Inc., a medical technology company dedicated to improving the standard of care for patients requiring enteral nutrition, has closed a $6 million Series A funding round led by Fry’s Path Capital, with participation from Sands Capital, CAV Angels, Virginia Venture Partners, and 757 Angels. The funding will be used to complete the development of Luminoah’s portable, data-driven enteral nutrition system.