Galway medtech SymPhysis Medical awarded $1.25m by US state-backed incubator
Grant will support the device-maker’s push for US regulatory clearance
Life Sciences
Why are Irish genetic tests still being sent to laboratories abroad?
Tests are often central to clinical decision-making, patient diagnosis and time-sensitive interventions
Venture capital funding surges to record in first quarter
Smaller companies looking for sums of less than €3m lose out as bigger firms and life sciences sector dominates
Malin plans to buy back up to 76% of remaining shares
Deal will accelerate winding down of Malin, which has returned hundreds of millions of euro to investors in recent years
Galway medtech company Aerogen to create 725 new jobs with €300m investment
Founder John Power shrugs off suggestion of tariff threat from incoming US president
Trump success unlikely to mean ‘doomsday’ for Irish life sciences, says Deloitte
Incoming US president threatening to impose tariffs on all US imports, triggering major disruption in transatlantic trade
Fully let Galway office investment at €5.5m offers buyer 7.7% yield
Building at Parkmore East Business and Technology Park generating €470,000 annually from strong tenant
Life science companies benefit from the ‘cluster effect’
Through knowledge-sharing and collaboration, clusters create a pipeline for new products and technology to provide significant value to the industry
Biomathematics: the great frontier of the 21st century?
Some argue that by 2100 biology and mathematics will have changed each other dramatically
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