Jackson Laboratory cancer biologist and immunologist Muneer G. Hasham will give a public Science Café talk about the role of next-generation therapies in cancer treatment March 11 at 5 p.m. at the MDI Biological Laboratory’s Center for Biomedical Innovation building.
The role of next-generation therapies in cancer treatment will be the subject of a March 11 MDI Science Cafe titled “The Frontiers of Cancer Research” by cancer biologist/immunologist Muneer G. Hasham, Ph.D.
An interview with MDI Biological Laboratory scientist Vicki Losick, Ph.D., about her research on age-related macular degeneration led to this podcast interview by Diane Atwood with Maine resident, Leona, 92, about how she copes with her loss of sight.
The National Institutes of Health recently awarded a $3.5 million grant to create a technology transfer accelerator program for biotech startups in Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island, Delaware and New Hampshire. The goal of the program, which is led in Maine by representatives of the the MDI Biological Laboratory and Maine Medical Center, is is to spur development and commercialization of human health-focused bioscience discoveries in those states.
The National Institutes of Health recently awarded a $3.5 million grant to create a technology transfer accelerator program for biotech startups in Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island, Delaware and New Hampshire. The goal of the program, which is led in Maine by representatives of the the MDI Biological Laboratory and Maine Medical Center, is is to spur development and commercialization of human health-focused bioscience discoveries in those states.
The National Institutes of Health recently awarded a $3.5 million grant to create a technology transfer accelerator program for biotech startups in Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island, Delaware and New Hampshire. The goal of the program, which is led in Maine by representatives of the the MDI Biological Laboratory and Maine Medical Center, is is to spur development and commercialization of human health-focused bioscience discoveries in those states.
The National Institutes of Health recently awarded a $3.5 million grant to create a technology transfer accelerator program for biotech startups in Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island, Delaware and New Hampshire. The goal of the program, which is led in Maine by representatives of the the MDI Biological Laboratory and Maine Medical Center, is is to spur development and commercialization of human health-focused bioscience discoveries in those states.
The MDI Biological Laboratory is a partner in a watershed management program for part of Frenchman Bay that has been awarded a grant from the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry’s Coastal Community grant program.
The Mount Desert Islander reported on the presentation by Jane Disney, Ph.D., of the MDI Biological Laboratory of a water quality study to Bar Harbor town councilors which concluded that the presence of anchored cruise ships in the harbor does not have a negative impact on water quality.
The MDI Biological Laboratory is a member of a network that would foster cooperation and growth of the biosciences industry in Maine and the Northeast.