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The company, which has developed a digital health platform for body-motion assessment and currently employs a dozen people, says it plans to used the funding to scale and serve a wider range of movement-clinician markets.
The Jackson Laboratory's incoming chief, Lon Cardon, performed a landmark study showing that genes underlie disease. Today, his method is a standard used in many types of medicine. In his new position, he plans to beef up the discipline’s data
The biomedical research institute, which has its headquarters in Bar Harbor, will be headed by a scientific leader from BioMarin Pharmaceutical. Liu, who has led JAX for a decade, announced his decision to leave the post earlier this year.
Jonathan Ayers, the former chairman, president and CEO of IDEXX Laboratories Inc., will chair the board of Panthera, a New York-based nonprofit devoted to conservation of cats in the wild, the organization announced on Monday.
Injectable vaccines are necessary for protecting farmed fish from lethal pathogens. But water- and oil-based vaccines are expensive and can cause undesired side effects. Nanocellulose from Maine may provide a better alternative.
The dip was driven partly by increases in overhead costs, but also reflects last year's sale of the company's scil animal-care business.
Attorney and entrepreneur Krystal Williams, who first came to Maine a decade ago to hike the Appalachian Trail, left Maine’s largest law firm last year to start an advisory firm and a nonprofit driving change within Maine's legal community.
A $75,000 grant from Covetrus Inc. will support scholarships and research, while $75,000 from Hannaford Supermarkets will support scholarships at Maine's largest educator of health professionals.
Employee attraction and retention were top of mind at the Jackson Laboratory when it instituted an immediate increase to its hourly minimum wage. The lab has 220 open positions, including nearly 70 in Maine.
In this feature from the 2021 Fact Book, Mainebiz takes a look at the state's blossoming biotech industry. Many of the field's leaders are focused on animal health. All of them have relied on big ideas.
The Westbrook-based maker of veterinary diagnostic tools, practice software and water microbiology tests said earnings per share grew by 36%. Much of the increase was driven by IDEXX's Companion Animals Group.
Since launching six years ago, the digital health therapeutics company has now raised $34 million in private financing, is actively hiring and is expanding its product pipeline.
Drew Coxhead will take over duties held by Phillips, who is retiring from the Portland-based animal-health company next month.
Vertical Harvest will use $45 million in conduit bond financing to help finance its planned indoor farm in Westbrook, while MedRhythms has been approved for New Market tax credits that will be used for product commercialization.
RockStep Solutions, whose software is designed to help biomedical research labs in the life sciences industry, expects to double its staff of 13 by April.
The 24-unit complex, near the biomedical research institution’s Bar Harbor headquarters, utilizes sustainable design and construction principles. The lab is Downeast Maine’s largest employer, but most workers commute from beyond Mount Desert Island.