GRAND HAVEN - Physiotherapy Associates, a division of Stryker Corporation, will add more than 500 clinics to Atlas Ergonomics existing network of service providers, which are aimed a working with people struggling with work-related injuries. The partnership will double Atlas? network to more than 1,100 locations across North America. Atlas will train Physiotherapy clinicians on
LANSING ? One Michigan manufacturer that has never had a lay off is Neogen Corp., which primarily develops rapid and easy-to-use diagnostic test kits to detect natural toxins, pesticide residues, and bacterial organisms in food and animal feed products. Neogen has hired more than 40 people for its Lansing plant in the past 12 months,
ANN ARBOR ? Sprouts? next quarterly meeting on Jan. 19 will explore the Future of Medical Imaging with keynote speaker James Kaufman of GE Healthcare. The event is scheduled from 4:30 ? 6 pm at Spark Central, where the featured company will be Xoran. For more information, click on MichBio.Org
KALAMAZOO ? In December, the Southwest Michigan Innovation Center will host John Vogel, a recognized expert in contract research organizations, part of a two-day Life Sciences conference. The program includes a reception, individual company workshops and a half-day lecture to more than 100 industry leaders from across the Midwest. A half-day seminar on Outsourcing in
ANN ARBOR ? The MichBio Expo Sept. 29 was the coming out party for a new Michigan biopharmaceutical company that hopes to commercialize research developed by a University of Michigan geneticist that might cure a fatal lung disease that kills 40,000 people in the United States each year ? the same number killed annually by
ANN ARBOR - MichBio has announced five finalists for the Pfizer Research Contract Competition, with up to three finalists winning funding for their research proposals from Pfizer, Michigan?s largest life sciences company. This competition is part of a larger effort by Pfizer to promote partnerships and accelerate business development in the life sciences in Michigan
ANN ARBOR ? The University of Michigan will build a $10.5 million interdisciplinary center for stem cell research, which will be based at the university?s Life Science Institute. The center for stem cell biology will be established with funding provided by the U-M Medical School, the Life Sciences Institute and the Molecular and Behavioral Neuroscience
ANN ARBOR ? Roger Newton, who sold his drug development company two years ago to Pfizer for $1.3 billion, will deliver the keynote speech at MichBio?s Student Career Day Sept. 28 at Wayne State University. Newton will moderate a panel of drug discovery scientists who will take students through the process of developing a medication
KALAMAZOO ? Some $4 billion in cuts by Pfizer, Michigan?s largest drug development company, could eliminate jobs in both Kalamazoo and Ann Arbor, where the company operates major R&D centers. Pfizer employs about 5,200 people in Kalamazoo County, where it has operations in research, manufacturing and animal-health in Kalamazoo, Portage and Richland Township. Another 2,600
DETROIT - Early registration for the MichBio Expo 2005 opened Monday. The Expo is MichBio?s daylong event for professionals from across the life sciences spectrum and at every stage of business development, which will be held Sept. 29 at the Cobo Exhibition and Conference Center in downtown Detroit. The event features a life sciences conference