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Empire State Development Awards $400,000 To Help Four New York Businesses Commercialize Cutting-Edge Technologies
Empire State Development awarded $400,000 through Round 5 of NYSTAR’s Innovation Matching Grants program to four New York City businesses including MilkShaker Inc. (biotech/wearables). The grants match federal SBIR/STTR awards, covering commercialization costs like marketing and legal support that federal funding excludes. NYSTAR’s broader network of innovation programs generates nearly $3 billion in annual economic…
New York Biotech Industry is on the Rise
Adam Volini, executive director and VP of Life Science & Strategic Partnerships at Empire State Development shares New York’s ambitious future and how the state is emerging as a competitive US biotech hub.
Ognomy Sleep Raises $20M Series A to Expand Virtual Sleep Apnea Care
Ognomy Sleep, a leading virtual sleep medicine platform transforming access to diagnosis and treatment for obstructive sleep apnea, announced the closing of a $20 million Series A financing round led by Catalyst Investors, with participation from Blue Heron Capital. The round also included new and follow-on investments from Impellent Ventures, LaunchNY, Excell and Upstate Biotech…
Claude Science, an AI workbench for scientists, is now available
Scientific research is often tedious. Researchers must work across dozens of databases, each with their own schema, contend with file formats that require bespoke data pipelines and viewers, and transition between a roster of tools: PubMed, Jupyter, R, a cluster terminal, and more. Claude Science brings these fragmented tools into a single research environment where…
Upstate helps lead global trial that could change heart failure care
Upstate Medical University has enrolled the first patient in a landmark international clinical trial that could reshape treatment for heart failure patients with cardiomyopathy and electrical conduction issues, with Upstate cardiologist Jorge E. Romero serving as one of two principal investigators leading the study worldwide. Upstate will enroll three more patients later this month. The…
LIFE SCIENCES IN NEW YORK
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New York’s life science sector has attracted unprecedented investment, expanded research clusters across the state, and nurtured the growth of early-stage companies.
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