Tech Launch Arizona Scores a Big Win

Posted on Tue/9/JuneSun/13/September by AZBio

By Paul Tumarkin, Tech Launch Arizona | June 8, 2015

AZBio Members Saved over $1.3 Million in 2014 with AZBio Purchasing Power

Posted on Mon/8/JuneSun/13/September by AZBio

The 2014 reports are in. Fifty-Five AZBio Members used the VWR and Office Depot purchasing programs from BIO Business Solutions in 2014 and their combined savings was $1.3 Million off of list price. These are just two of the programs that help AZBio Members save with AZBio Purchasing Power.

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Meet Diana – AZBio’s New Intern

Posted on Sun/7/JuneSun/13/September by AZBio

“I am continually astounded by the hard work done by AZBio and its members to connect researchers, government officials, students, entrepreneurs, and doctors to one another. I am beyond excited to get this opportunity to connect with members of Arizona’s Life Science Community.” Diana Tran, AZBio Outreach InternContinue reading→

TGen led study points towards new strategies for stopping the spread of Staph and MRSA

Posted on Fri/5/JuneSun/13/September by AZBio

Twins study suggests that bacteria of the human nose are not genetically predetermined and that some nasal bacteria may protect against MRSAContinue reading→

AZBio Launches Summer Outreach Program

Posted on Tue/2/JuneSun/13/September by AZBio

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HTG and MD Anderson Cancer Center Enter Into a Sponsored Research Agreement to Investigate New Molecular Diagnostics for Lung Cancer Using HTG’s Next-Generation Sequencing Solution for Gene Expression

Posted on Tue/2/JuneSun/13/September by AZBio

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$10 million in new funding at Banner Alzheimer’s Institute (BAI)

Posted on Sat/30/MaySat/30/May by AZBio

$10 million in new funding adds innovative dimensions to Alzheimer’s disease prevention trial

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Surf’s High for a Desert Plant

Posted on Fri/29/MayFri/29/May by AZBio

When you hear “surf’s up,” the last thing you might think of is a desert shrub called “guayule” (pronounced “why-oo-lee”). But technology that began with a partnership between USDA’s Agricultural Research Service (ARS) and a small Arizona-based company, Yulex Corporation, recently put wetsuits made with this daisy relative on the market that are more elastic and more comfortable than those made with conventional, petroleum-based neoprene.Continue reading→

Engineering New Lungs

Posted on Fri/29/MayFri/29/May by AZBio

In new research by Cheryl Nickerson and her team at Arizona State University’s Biodesign Institute and external collaborators, a radical approach to addressing the problems of transplantation potential and repairing scarred lungs is under investigation.Continue reading→