SFT- HPR-Micro Reactor™
Supercritical Fluid Technologies introduces a new, high pressure reactor specifically designed for small batch reaction chemistry. The HPR-Micro Reactor is well suited for applications in […]
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Centrifuge Cell Windows
Meller Optics Inc. announces the release of a new line of UV cell windows for use with Beckman centrifuges and other instruments. The cell windows […]
BMP®21-LAB handheld label printer
Combining convenience and productivity, Brady Corporation’s new label printer incorporates a printer, cutter and grabber into a handheld device. Both the printer itself and the […]
New Canadian health sciences accelerator launched at Bio 2014
Hoping to address the gap between academic discovery and commercialization by industry in Canada, a group of Canadian CECR’s along with BDC Venture Capital have […]
Versant Ventures launches incubator in Montreal, QC
Inception Science – Versant’s third type organization in Canada – aims to accelerate the commercialization of Quebec’s scientific research and attract funding for research programs […]
New hope for treatment of Alzheimer’s disease
Dr. Judes Poirier from the Douglas Mental Health Institute and McGill University in Montréal (Canada) and his team say they have discovered that a relatively […]
Funding announced for next generation prostate cancer research
The Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) announces it will match funding from BRI Biopharmaceutical Research Inc (BRI) for a total of $750,000 over a […]
Quantum Genetix acquires Genserve Laboratories
Quantum Genetix Canada Inc. has acquired the Saskatchewan Research Council’s (SRC) GenServe Laboratories™, a laboratory known for the application of advanced DNA technologies on livestock. […]
Stem Cell Institute’s recruit looks for genetic roots of brain disease
The promise of discovering potential treatments for catastrophic diseases like autism and schizophrenia is being explored by Karun Singh at McMaster University’s Stem Cell and […]
Cellular tail length tells disease tale
Simon Fraser University molecular biologist Lynne Quarmby’s adventures in pond scum have led her and four student researchers to discover a mutation that can make […]