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Fierce's Top 10 Biotech Techies
Tech-savvy scientists can help pull the biopharma industry out of the proverbial muck. Drugmakers have fallen short of expectations in translating research breakthroughs into medicines. There are no...
Google Ventures, VCs backing tech focused on genomics
In its examination of the many potential challenges in genomics, Bloomberg made note of how venture capital is playing a role in advancing technologies that aim to tap the full potential of genomic...
Covance's big IT budget gets thumbs down from analysts
Covance ( $CVD ) wants to reduce annual increases in its information technology budget, but the big CRO told investors Wednesday that it was going to have to make some major investments in the short...
Entelos stages comeback bid with funding
Back out of bankruptcy, modeling and simulation software company Entelos has recapitalized its business and brought on a new investor, the San Mateo, CA-based company said last week. The company,
AstraZeneca taps IMS Health for mining 'real-world' data sources
With a greater burden of proof on drugmakers to get payment for new medicines, London-based pharma AstraZeneca ( $AZN ) has partnered with IMS Health to scour multiple sources of data for real-world
Brain Resource scores $10M, opens SF office
Brain Resource ($BRRZY), an Australian provider of web-based products for brain research, has landed in San Francisco with $10 million to ramp up its presence in the research, patient care and...
Case Western spinoff wins NIH grant for software
Biomarker upstart NeoProteomics has grabbed a $300,000 grant from the NIH to fund development of its bioinformatics software. The software, licensed from Case Western Reserve University, is designed
Cold call symbolizes CIO scourge: tech marketing
A big pharma CIO, talking strategy in a meeting with big software CEOs, is interrupted by a call put through because the caller was from one of the software companies. "Hello, sir. I'm so-and-so in
StatisPro software aids in regulatory compliance
Software demonstrating the conformance of a researcher's clinical methods with regulatory requirements will be unveiled later this month by the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute. The
Tufts' Getz sees growing trial complexity
Growing clinical trial complexity is straining not only biopharma companies in containing drug development costs, but also software providers in meeting the needs of researchers. Research by the
