Month: September 2017
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Chip Device Finds, Collects Circulating Tumor Cells
A multi-disciplinary team designed a lab-on-a-chip device using hydrodynamic forces to find and help identify circulating tumor cells in blood samples.
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Gene Therapy Shown to Prevent, Reverse Multiple Sclerosis
Medical researchers show that transferring healthy genes can protect nerve cells in lab mice against damage from multiple sclerosis, and help reverse effects of the disease.
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Expanse & Expense – The 3 Things You Need To Think About During Upscaling
At what stage in the expansion of the business is it best to upscale and to physically expand your business?
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Shanah Tovah 5778
Science and Enterprise is taking off tomorrow, 21 September, to observe Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year.
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Patent Awarded for Live Bacterial Acne Treatment
A company developing treatments for disease by restoring the natural balance of bacteria on the skin received a patent for its acne therapy using spray-on live bacteria.
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Face ID Camera Technology Changes How Businesses Approach Security
The fact that AI is working its way into camera tech has serious implications for business IP surveillance.
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Guidelines Designed for CAR T-Cell Cancer Therapies
Cancer specialists and scientists at several cancer care centers propose safety guidelines for patients receiving engineered immune cell treatments that often have severe adverse effects.
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Eco-Friendly Technology – An Essential Investment For Today’s Successful Brands
Iit’s vital that every single entrepreneur out there today understands the importance of green technology.
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Neuro Disease Start-Up Gains $30M in Early Funds
A start-up enterprise developing treatments for several neurological diseases that the company says are triggered by a common destructive protein, is raising $30 million its first venture financing round.
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Microfluidics, Sound Waves Combined for Liquid Biopsies
Biomedical engineers from several universities developed a microfluidics, or lab-on-a-chip, device that uses sound waves to quickly isolate tiny packets of cell materials for detecting diseases.