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From "Fitbit for cows" to food-delivery robots, here are 10 stories about innovation and technology published in 2023.
At IDEXX, Shen leads a team of more than 30 people with payroll responsibilities for 11,000 employees worldwide.
The round was led by investors, individuals and family companies who align with Hey Freya’s mission, including the Goddess Fun+d.
MedRhythm's InTandm device, now available to military personnel and veterans via a partnership with a Pensacola-based contractor, uses music to improve walking and movement in chronic stroke victims.
Robust demand from veterinarians for cloud-based products continues to drive software solution placements and customer gains, the Westbrook-based company said.
The Portland-based company said scholarships will be awarded to 35 veterinary technicians for a five-month virtual mentorship and professional development program.
InTandem, developed by the Portland-based digital therapeutics startup, uses shoe-worn sensors, a headset and a touchscreen device to improve walking and movement in chronic stroke patients.
David Holomakoff is a serial entrepreneur who has found fulfillment in helping to launch three companies including Kinotek. He hopes to continue that growth in future ventures.
At the Roux Institute, Ben Chesler is looking to take industry and businesses forward — as he has previously helped others advance.
Patrick Breeding is co-founder and CEO of Marin Skincare.
Amber Boutiette is co-founder and chief product officer of Marin Skincare.
WAVED Medical LLC aims to bring breast cancer risk assessment technology to the marketplace.
The new partnership illustrates the growth and collaboration in Maine’s life sciences industry. The two companies hope to make sampling less stressful for research animals and staff.
Innovative firms in the growing niche range from big players like IDEXX and Covetrus to startups of more recent vintage, including Rarebreed Veterinary Partners and ElleVet Sciences.
A report by the Bioscience Association of Maine shows the number of life science jobs here grew 42% between 2016 and 2021, to more than 9,500. As guest columnist Hermann Haller writes, Maine is open for science.
U.S. Patent No. 11,712,456 for South Portland-based ElleVet Sciences covers the use of hemp extracts to treat pain and other conditions in animals.