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Årets 10 viktigaste händelser 2009 - här är hela listan
Här är händelserna som skapade life science-året 2009 - affärerna, investeringarna, larmen eller skräcken. Det är dessa händelser som gjort avtryck i branschen och skapat utgångsläget för år 2010. Med det vill vi på Biotech Sweden önska er alla ett Gott Nytt År med förhoppningar om ett ännu bättre och mer framgångsrikt år för vår bransch.
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Snabbare filtrering och mindre förluster
Millipore har släppt en förbättrad version av sina 13 mm Millex sprutfilter.
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Avstamp för Biovitrums kliniska studie
I ett samarbete med Biogen Idec har bolaget utvecklat ett protein för att behandla hemofili A, en typ av blödarsjuka. -Detta är ett prioriterat terapi- och affärsområde för Biovitrum, säger Peter Edman, forskningschef på Biovitrum.
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14 nyvalda ledamöter till IVA
Kungl. Ingenjörsvetenskapsakademien, IVA, har utsett 14 nya ledamöter. Elva av dem finns vid svenska företag och lärosäten medan de andra tre är knutna till utländska institutioner.
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Tandbolag lämnar Chalmers Innovation
Sju av bolagen inom Chalmers Innovation är nu redo att stå på egna ben och lämnar inkubatorn. Bland dem finns bland annat ett bolag som utvecklar implantatytor för syntetiskt ben till tandimplantat.
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Både svart och vitt på årets mässor
Årets mässor, Biotech Forum+Scanlab och Medicinska riksstämman, minskade i besök. 8 700 besökare under onsdagen och torsdagen att jämföra med 11 900 under 2007. Bland utställarna är uppfattningen delad, många är nöjda medan andra är besvikna.
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Hey there Summer Eriksson......
.....biomedical analysist at Akademsika sjukhuset in Uppsala. Why are you here at Biotech Forum and Scanlab?
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Clinical trials in large scale to Stockholm
Karolinska Trial Alliance, KTA, will open a medical clinical for clinical trials in Phases II-IV. The clinic will be able to accommodate up to 150 patients per study, so that companies do not have to go abroad for clinical trials.
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Stockholm-Uppsala life science cluster in brief
Stockholm-Uppsala evolves around the research at Karolinska Institutet and Uppsala University. Typical areas of research are protein research, neuroscience and cancer.
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Changeable proteins cause nerve disease
An incorrectly folded protein is one of the reasons behind the nerve disease ALS, according to new research. But the protein does not have structural errors all the time and only certain types contribute to the harmful protein accumulations that cause
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Rapid and thorough homogenization of samples
MP Biomedicals presents the Fasprep-24 instrument, a new high-throughput model of the earlier Bio 101 Systems Fastprep homogenizer.
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Partnering offer for scientists and medics
For the first time in the history of Biotech Forum, scientists and medics are invited to join the partnering event. I
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Discovery of new role for leukemia gene
Martin Bergö and his colleagues have studied two gene variants that often occur in acute leukemias. One gene codes for the protein RAS, which accelerates cell division in several cancers.
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Filter tips for safer pipetting and better accuracy
Biohit has launched new Safetyspace Filter Tips that have more space between the sample and the filter than conventional filter tips usually have.
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Relax at the After Fair
Round off the first day of the fair by visiting the After Fair. You can reload with entertainment from talented artists such as Patrik Isaksson, The Gentlemen and Ellinor Asp and take the opportunity to mingle with old and new aquaintances.
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New partnering platform
EBD Group's Partnering One is the new partnering platform for Biotech Forum 2009.
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Multilabel plate readers with luminescence capability
The Enspire Multilabel Plate Reader platform from Perkin Elmer now features sensitive luminescence detection. The new detection capability is primarily aimed at improving assay performance and sensitivity for scientists working with primary cells or stem
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Cell incubator with built-in microscope
InCu-view live is an incubator from Sanyo for cell or embryo culture with documentation functionality.
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Oslo Cancer Cluster
Cancer is, of course, the focus for this Oslo-based cluster, which is solely dedicated to cancer treatment and diagnostics. Oslo cancer cluster is also a part of Medcoast, a Swedish and Norwegian cluster.
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New type of stem cell discovered
The earlier view of the scientific community was that melanocytes, the pigment cells, derive from the spinal cord during the early fetal period and then move over on to the skin.
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75 million for research schools
Gothenburg University, Karolinska Institutet, Linköping University and Umeå University have received SEK 75 million from the Research Council. The money will be used to build five national clinical research schools. The research schools will receive 15
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Enjoy Stockholm - the capital of Scandinavia
Welcome to Stockholm! Built on 14 islands, you are never far from the water in the capital of Sweden. Stockholm offers a wide range of museums, theaters, and attractions. Whatever your interest might be: history, art, music or design, you can find it here!
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Many rotor options for refrigerated microcentrifuge
The new 5430 R from Eppendorf is a refrigerated microcentrifuge with several different rotors.
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Mingling do's and don'ts
Linkedin, Facebook, MSN and Gmail are all perfect tools for the urban businessman or woman to keep track of and stay up-to-date with contacts. "But in the end, networking is about meeting and talking to people face-to-face," says mingling expert Mia Forsgren at Begriplig.
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