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Farmington startup develops 3D bone implants

3D-printed bone implants are being developed by A.D.A.M., a Farmington-based startup. The company, which operates out of office and lab space inside UConn’s Technology Incubation...

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Vanessa Research supported Rare Disease Day 2021

Vanessa Research (VR) supported Rare Disease Day for the fourth consecutive year last week. Rare Disease Day is observed internationally each year on the last...

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Yale research fuels biotech advances

Intravenous injection of bone marrow derived stem cells in patients with spinal cord injuries led to significant improvement in motor functions, researchers from Yale University...

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Women in Bio announces Connecticut chapter

The Women in Bio board of directors has voted unanimously to grant chapter status to the vibrant WIB-Connecticut community. Formerly an extension of the WIB-Metro...

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UConn and startups active in bioscience

UConn startup 3BC is using cutting-edge research to produce high-quality hemp products … more A Uconn researcher is advancing tissue engineering … more UConn startup...

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Merck will help make J&J coronavirus vaccine

The pharmaceutical giant Merck & Co will help manufacture the new Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine under an unusual deal, brokered by the White House,...

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Murphy names CT Biotech ‘Innovator of the Month’

U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) has named Connecticut Biotech of South Windsor  “Innovator of the Month.” Founded during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic,...

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Biohaven drug shows promise against COVID-19

Biohaven Pharmaceuticals will advance its newly acquired COVID-19 treatment into human testing after lab studies showed it worked against multiple strains of the coronavirus —...

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CT firms featured in lists of ‘best’ companies

In its list of “The Top 25 Biotech CEOs of 2021,” the Healthcare Technology Report includes John Houston of Arvinas, citing the company for expanding “the...