Exact Sciences Corp. announced that it has acquired a worldwide exclusive license to the proprietary TARDIS technology from the Translational Genomics Research Institute to expand Exact Sciences’ development of precision oncology.
California-based RefleXion Medical and HealthMyne Inc. of Madison are collaborating to use patient’s tumor data to guide cancer therapy.
Just after being elevated from CFO to president and CEO at Naviant, Michael Carr is earning praise from employees for his open and communicative style. Carr replaced his mentor, Mike Suter, the company’s founder, in Oct. 2019 and hit the ground running.
The biggest influx of technology workers in the country has been to Madison.
SSM Health and UW Health are now vaccinating employees with the arrival of the first shipments of COVID-19 vaccine doses. UW Health began vaccinating employees on Monday and SSM Health began today.
Mount Horeb-based OneEvent Technologies Inc. will be using predictive analytics to monitor refrigeration temperatures and predict potential breakdowns of refrigerators and freezers to protect the COVID-19 vaccine inventory.
A second COVID-19 vaccine is scheduled to get emergency use authorization this week, just as the first approved vaccine, from Pfizer-BioNTech, is being rolled out to health care facilities around the nation.
A panel of federal appeals court judges has ruled that UW–Madison’s patent-licensing arm, the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF), concealed information from Washington University in St. Louis and must pay back at least $32 million in patent royalties.
Late last month, Gartner Inc., a leading research and advisory company, announced its predictions for the top strategic technology trends that organizations need to explore in 2021.
Another idea born in a UW–Madison computer lab has become a reality in the marketplace with the introduction of a high-performance computer chip called Mozart, and the concept behind it could serve an astronomical market.
SimpleMachines Inc., a company started as the result of 10 years of research at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, has debuted a high-performance computer chip that accelerates artificial intelligence by running multiple workloads simultaneously.
In announcements this week, Exact Sciences outlined the acquisition of a blood-based multicancer screening company and the agreement to sell $869 million in common stock.
A University of Wisconsin–Madison spinoff venture called DataChat, founded in 2017, announced the completion of a $4 million seed-funding round.
Foxconn Technology Group has not created enough jobs in 2019 to earn tax credits, the second year it has missed its targets.
Madison-based Recruiting Pro Software has been renamed to NaviCu.
Health care consulting firm Nordic has acquired Tasman Global, a health care IT consulting firm headquartered in the Netherlands.
Exact Sciences has unveiled early research for the company’s liquid biopsy cancer screening test and has gained FDA authorization for an at-home COVID-19 swab test.
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. and the University of Wisconsin System’s Center for Technology Commercialization have named six small companies that will each receive a $100,000 Small Business Innovation Research Advance grant.
Sadhana Puntambekar, from the Wisconsin Center for Education Research and professor in the University of Wisconsin─Madison School of Education, will be the sole representative from UW─Madison to collaborate with national researchers on establishing one of five artificial intelligence (AI) institutes and education hubs.
Cancer detection biotech startup Grail has filed an initial public offering and aims to raise more funding for its blood test.
