MADISON – Gov. Jim Doyle announced Monday two companies, Marlin Technologies, Inc. and NeoClone Biotechnology International, will share $167,169 in Wisconsin Development Fund awards. The grants were awarded at the Wisconsin Development Finance Board meeting held March 22 in Madison....
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. — Science faculty at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire are pooling resources to provide students with more opportunities to work on research relating to materials science and to create new ways for the university to assist local industries.
17 March, 2004
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MADISON - EraGen Biosciences, announced today they have signed a distribution agreement with Inter Medico, Canada's leading independent distributor of advanced clinical in-vitro diagnostic products. The announcement follows the company’s distribution agreement announced last Wednesday with Promega....
CHICAGO – Though spring is in the air and we are emerging into the second week of March, it’s still difficult to look in the crystal ball and say whether this will be a good or bad year for biotechnology. In the first two months...
Madison, Wis. -- Promega Corporation and EraGen Biosciences, two Madison-based life science companies, signed a licensing agreement Wednesday allowing Promega to develop products using EraGen’s research assays. The partnership also grants Promega global distribution rights for research assays. ...
Madison, Wis. – The MIT Club of Wisconsin is recognizing nPoint, Inc. for major contributions to Wisconsin’s economy through technological innovation. nPoint, a Madison-based provider of motion devices and controllers for nanoscale research and manufacturing, is one of three winners of the annual 2004 MIT...
Developing a viable technology company requires insight, discipline, and a relentless focus on developing technology, business and marketing plans. Many successful startups create a high-value company by defining and targeting a large market opportunity for products and services in focused market in which they can...
Madison, Wis. -- Bruker AXS Inc., the Madison-based division of Bruker BioSciences Corporation, launched a bevy of products at the PITTCON 2004 in Chicago Thursday. Highlighted products include new technology to quickly produce protein crystal structures, a new solution for the S2 RANGER energy dispersive...
The biotechnology community in Wisconsin calls itself “America’s Third Coast,” referring to its proximity to Lakes Superior and Michigan. Approximately 150 companies belong to the Wisconsin Biotechnology Association (WBA), based in Madison, which is also home to the Big 10 campus of the University of...
Waukesha, Wis. -- GE Healthcare today announced a commitment of more than a half million dollars to the American College of Cardiology through the ACC Foundation to fund and support a new ACC Fellowship research awards program....