Be Still My Beating Heart Made From A Spinach Leaf

In Massachusetts, researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute as well as University of Wisconsin-Madison and Arkansas State University, took a spinach leaf and grew a...

Collagen Solutions Gets Australian Patent for Animal-Based Biomaterials

In Australia, Collagen Solutions PLC, which is registered in London and has global headquarters in Minnesota, received additional patent protection. The patent allows Collagen...

Go Ahead and Drink That Cup of Coffee – It Can Protect You Against...

In Indiana, researchers studied over 1,280 compounds to see which produced the highest level of the valuable NMNAT2 enzyme. Why is NMNAT2 so great?...

Humans Need Metal For Strong Bones, Sort of Like Wolverine from X-Men

In the United Kingdom, researchers used the Diamond Light Source facility and its X-ray light that is 10 billion times brighter than the Sun...

GeneNews Offers Breast Cancer Risk Knowledge for Women

In Canada, GeneNews Limited offers hope for understanding breast cancer risk, especially to the 50% of women who have dense breast tissue which is...

PetVivo Creates Subsidiary Newco to Purchase Gel-Del Technologies

In Minnesota, biomedical companies PetVivo Holdings Inc. and Gel-Del Technologies Inc. have merged in a reverse triangular merger, meaning PetVivo created a subsidiary to...

Landec and Subsidary Apio Reach Class Action Settlement

In California, biomaterials company Landec Corporation, and food subsidiary, Apio Inc., reached an agreement to settle claims. There were two attempts to unionize Apio’s...

Christopher McNulty New CFO of InVivo

In Massachusetts, InVivo Therapeutics Holdings Corp., a biomaterials and biomedicals company focused on spinal cord injuries, hired Christopher McNulty as CFO as of March...

Fish Skin Now an Option for Severe Burn Patients’ Skin Regeneration

In Georgia, burn care specialist company PolyMedics Innovations, is partnering with Kerecis, a regenerative skin manufacturing company based in Iceland. The partnership allows Kerecis...

Biomaterial Spray Painting Method to Save Hearts

In North Carolina, researchers from University of North Carolina and other colleges involved in the project created a device to spray paint biomaterial onto...

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In the UK, Central Saint Martins graduate Noé Chouraqui has created Point, a 3D-printed tennis ball made from biobased and recyclable materials. Conventional tennis...

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In France, a flax-fiber composite is finding a home in rackets for padel, a fast-growing sport that marries tennis and squash. Dubbed TeXtreme R...