Tag Archives: AZbio Members
New LIfe And Soon A New Baby
Texas Mother Bridged to Heart Transplant with Total Artificial Heart Excited to Adopt New Baby One Year Later Continue reading
Retired Pro Hockey Player 1st to Receive Total Artificial Heart in Upstate New York
University of Rochester Medical Center Implants Gaetano “Gates” Orlando with World’s Only approved Total Artificial Heart to Bridge Him to a Heart TransplantContinue reading
2011 Fast Lane Award Winner 360 Vantage Announces Growth and Expansion
360 Vantage Launches Hiring Wave and Expands Office Facilities in Support of Global Expansion
Company Appoints Seasoned Executive to Head ASIA-Pac Development FacilityContinue reading
NAU President Haeger agrees to two-year contract extension
NAU President John Haeger and the Arizona Board of Regents have announced a two-year extension to his contract, which will keep him as head of the university through June 2015.Continue reading
BIO History: Scottsdale attorney shares stories from BIO’s early days
BIO was created in 1993 through the merger of the Association of Biotechnology Companies and the Industrial Biotechnology Association. The goal was for the entire industry, from young startups to established companies, to speak with one voice for the industry on important policy issues. Some of the biggest breakthroughs in the early days came from BIO’s work with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
AZBio Member and Scottsdale patent attorney Barbara J. Luther was part of the team of BIO members that worked through those early changes at the USPTO and shares memories of those early days in this continuing series…Continue reading
EmpowHER Media Expands Medical Advisory Board With Addition of Doctor Seibel
Leading Social Health Company for Women Adds Dr. Machelle Seibel to Expert Panel of Physicians
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Honor Our Innovators and Nominate Them for Our Nation’s Highest Honor
Between now and March 31,2012 is when we submit nominations for the National Medal of Technology and Innovation. The Medal is the Nation’s highest honor for technological achievement and innovation. It is authorized by Congress and presented annually by the President of the United States.Continue reading
The end goal – overcoming the need for donor organs
ASU Biodesign Team explores radically new approach for developing viable lung tissue suitable for transplantation.Continue reading
Sustaining Our Future: The Center for Sustainable Health Partners with Piper on Sustainable Aging
The Center for Sustainable Health has launched a major initiative called Sustainable Aging aimed at two powerful and global demographic forces—rapid population aging and plummeting birth rates—that will draw on affordable technology, social innovation and effective behavioral interventions to meet this unprecedented dual challenge, and receives support in the form of a $3 million grant from the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust.