C-Path’s Martha Brumfield featured on BioCentury This Week

Posted on Sun/14/AprilSun/14/April by AZBio

Sharing clinical data to drive discovery along the critical path. Continue reading→

UA Robotics Surgery Brings Hope to Patients with Mesothelioma

Posted on Fri/12/AprilFri/12/April by AZBio

UA Performs World’s First and Second Robot-Assisted Surgeries for MesotheliomaContinue reading→

Opportunity Alert: Grants for pilot DNA-seq and RNA-seq research projects

Posted on Wed/10/AprilWed/10/April by AZBio

The Biodesign Institute at ASU’s Personalized Diagnostics Genomics Core together with Illumina invite you to apply for a grant program that offers an opportunity for innovative investigators to pilot DNA-seq and RNA-seq research projects using the Illumina HiSeq2000 DNA sequencer. Continue reading→

Welcome (Again) To Guayule

Posted on Tue/9/AprilTue/9/April by AZBio

It’s common knowledge that America’s largest import is oil, but do you know what’s second? Hint: it’s a commodity used for tires, hoses and thousands of household products.Continue reading→

TGen-Scottsdale Healthcare clinical trial finds new class of drugs are safe and effective

Posted on Tue/9/AprilSun/14/April by AZBio

Study of RNA interface drug presented at AACR Annual Meeting 2013Continue reading→

UA Adds Tech Transfer to Promotion, Tenure Criteria

Posted on Tue/9/AprilTue/9/April by AZBio

New faculty promotion and tenure guidelines take into account efforts in technology commercialization. The move is a cultural shift that emphasizes developing ideas with the potential to benefit the local and state economy, and beyond. Continue reading→