Biotech

Why Ireland is the Best Place for Biotech Startups

If Ireland isn’t already on the international business radar, it soon will be. The country has become a leading light…

8 years ago

The Innovation Show: From Stonewashed Jeans to Lifesaving Genes

Edited and prepared by Oscar Michel, Masters in Journalism, DCU In episode 48 of the Innovation show we talk to…

9 years ago

Kaitek Labs develop Microbial Optic Shellfish Evaluation Sensor – RebelBio Review

Kaitek Labs is a Chilean synbio company developing a proprietary, rapid and ready-to-use toxin detection kit with engineered bacterial biosensors.…

9 years ago

The innovation show – BioTech, Grow your own Milk, DNA storage, Cannabis for Health

Edited & prepared by Oscar Michel, Masters in Journalism, DCU Great Guest Podcast by “The Innovation Show“. In episode 39,…

9 years ago

Innovative new biotechnologies showcased. IndieBio Demo Day reviewed

IndieBio help scientists become entrepreneurs. Using biology to change the world. Scientist’s mindset are being shifted from academic discovery to…

10 years ago

Biotech Start-up Developing New Heart Disease Therapeutics Wins UCD’s Start-Up of the Year Award

EpiCor Therapeutics, an early-stage biotech start-up, has won University College Dublin’s (UCD) 2016 Start-Up of the Year Award. The start-up…

10 years ago

OxyMem Wins a European Biotech SME Award for its Wastewater Treatment Technology

OxyMem Ltd, a University College Dublin (UCD) spin-out company, has won a EuropaBio 2016 Most Innovative European Biotech SME Award.…

10 years ago

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