PBC News
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Phoenix: a global destination for bioscience and healthcare innovators
The Phoenix Bioscience Core was recently featured in Nature as part of a larger story highlighting the growth and impact Phoenix has as a life science hub. Below is an excerpt from that piece, and you can read the entire story here.
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Phoenix named top 10 city for great downtown living experience.
A new study put the city of Phoenix in the top 10 for a great downtown living experience, citing all of the new apartments and plenty to do.
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Wexford Science & Technology launches Connect Labs, a new life science coworking space on the Phoenix Bioscience Core
Wexford Science + Technology held a ribbon cutting ceremony January 19 for the grand opening of Connect Labs, a new coworking space on the Phoenix Bioscience Core geared toward life science startups.
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TGen, University of Wisconsin researchers use machine learning to make early detection of cancer more accessible
TGen and University of Wisconsin researchers published a study to make early cancer detection more available.
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NAU’s Occupational Therapy Program receives 10-year reaccreditation
NAU’s Occupational Therapy Program, which is located on the Phoenix Bioscience Core, announced January 13, it received a 10-year reaccreditation from the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE).
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Northern Arizona University PA student goes to Washington to advocate for Dreamers like herself
A first-year student from NAU’s Physician Assistant program traveled to Washington, D.C. to advocate for Dreamers like herself.
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Meet Exact Sciences: The PBC company behind Cologuard
Exact Sciences joined the Phoenix Bioscience Core when it acquired a pair of Phoenix-based startups from the Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen) and the International Genomics Consortium. The Wisconsin-based company […]
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Northern Arizona University OT students help children with disabilities go, go, go.
A small but mighty group of Northern Arizona University Occupational Therapy students and Dr. Sara Stephenson, Associate Clinical Professor of Occupational Therapy have partnered with nationwide nonprofit Go Baby Go to give adaptable electric cars to children with physical disabilities.
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New PBC initiative aimed at improving access to health care, inspiring students toward careers in science, medicine
A new partnership on the Phoenix Bioscience Core leverages Arizona State University’s charter and design aspirations, and connects it with the University of Arizona’s public health programs, providing more touch […]
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Meet BacVax: a PBC startup working on a vaccine to prevent ear infections in young children.
Hear more about BacVax, a PBC startup on Arizona PBS developing a vaccine to prevent ear infections.
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