Results from a collaborative project between Tiamat Sciences and BIOMILQ — women-owned biotechnology startups in Research Triangle Park — show the promise of using plant-based proteins to lower the cost of producing food using cultured cells.
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This week’s Deep Dive feature focuses on expanded jobs and career opportunities coming to Raleigh as Indivior, a biotech company, expands a North Raleigh facility previously operated by Sagent.
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Three Triangle area public school systems, in partnership with community college systems and several supporting companies, have stepped up to offer their students a certificate program to help them prepare for careers in biomanufacturing.
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A tailored treatment for dry eye and other ocular surface diseases – delivered fast – that is accessible and super convenient for patients. That’s what Merakris Therapeutics promises to provide. Let’s take a look.
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Asensus Surgical is turning to technology giant Nvidia to accelerate the development of its digital tools that give surgeons more insights in the operating room and beyond. Check out this week’s “Deep Dive” feature.
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Durham-based Atsena Therapeutics, a gene therapy company developing novel treatments to prevent or reverse certain types of inherited blindness, has raised about $24.5 million in private investment and aims to raise about $7.5 million more. Here’s a deep dive into the company and its progress.
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As interest rates have surged, inflation has tumbled from its peak of 9.1% in June 2022 to 3.7%. Yet the unemployment rate, at a still-low 3.8%, has scarcely budged since March 2022, when the Fed began imposing a series of 11 rate hikes at the fastest pace in decades. What’s going on?
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The “painful medicine” of higher interest rates administered by the Fed has not resulted in a surge of unemployment due to three factors unique to the current business cycle. Let’s take a look.
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Editor’s note: Deep Dive – a feature looking in depth at timely issues from tech to jobs – is a regular feature weekly in TechWire. +++ RALEIGH – Researchers have genetically engineered a marine microorganism to break down plastic in salt water. Specifically, the modified organism can break down polyethylene terephthalate...
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