Obvious pair gaming and life sciences get together, and a hospital founded in the Paris of the West makes a stem cell breakthrough in today’s NewsFlash Roundup.
Also, Beauty product-making biotech Living Proof gets funding, Synta’s CMO steps down after its deal with Glaxo falls through, and CompuCyte teams up with Children’s Hospital.
- Mass. aims to merge gaming, life sciences
- McLean Hospital makes stem cells out of skin
- Living Proof grooms a new $9M round
- Lt. Gov. Murray to chair state STEM Council
- CompuCyte, Children’s Hospital form cytometry center
- Synta CMO resigns after GSK deal collapse
- iPhone unveiling leaves lines outside Boston Apple store
- Clear Venture Partners Managing General Partner Michael Gurau: It’s time for a stimulus package for venture capital
Posted by Brendan Lynch
Tags: Children's Hospital, CompuCyte, McLean Hospital, SlaxoSmithKline, STEM, STEM Education Coordinating Council, Synta, Tim Murray
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