A San Antonio-based, developmental-stage research company is looking to use stem cell technology in new ways, including as a means for improving outcomes of organ transplant recipients and as another tool in fighting cancer. The Lester Smith Medical Research Institute, named for a Houston…
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- Early-stage SA biotech developing new uses for stem cell technology, including organ transplants
- A billionaire biotech investor said Facebook will be decimated by its disastrous data leak
Facebook's share price is going to be cut in half by the Cambridge Analytica scandal, according to billionaire British investor Jim Mellon. He said the data disaster is just the "tip of the iceberg." Facebook and Google are "ripe for the plucking" by governments around the world, he added.
- INVO Bioscience Reports Year End 2017 Financial Results
... to learn about the unique techniques of the simplified INVOcell Procedure, with the addition of new centers in San Antonio, Texas and South Carolina. ... "2017 was an incredibly successful year for INVO Bioscience," commented Katie Karloff, Chair and Chief Executive Officer of INVO…
- San Antonio's Hospitality Industry is One of Its Fastest Growing – and Lowest Paying
“With our community's extensive military legacy and assets, we have the opportunity to lead industries like IT, cybersecurity and bioscience,” Saucedo-Herrera said. “When we grow these target industries, our hospitality, tourism and other service industries are positively impacted as well. San…
- A Brooklyn-based startup that's building cheaper robots to democratize biotech just closed a $10 ...
The hope is that by making the robot cheaper, it'll open up the world of biotech to not only those developing medications but to folks that don't come from traditional biotech backgrounds who might be interested in applying biotech to their industry, like fashion and food. Will Canine, chief…