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Life science execs, investors say more help needed for Mass. to maintain leader status
Life science execs, investors say more help needed for Mass. to maintain leader status
Laura Kleiman was running a research center at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute when her mother was diagnosed with cancer.
In exploring potential treatment options, Kleiman said she discovered that repurposing drugs — particularly generic ones that are already widely available — could be key to developing affordable cancer treatments.
Kleiman then quit her job at the institute and launched Reboot Rx, a nonp
Laura Kleiman was running a research center at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute when her mother was diagnosed with cancer.
In exploring potential treatment options, Kleiman said she discovered that repurposing drugs — particularly generic ones that are already widely available — could be key to developing affordable cancer treatments.
Kleiman then quit her job at the institute and launched Reboot Rx, a nonp
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The WeWork logo appears on a building exterior in New York on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023. WeWork has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, marking a stunning fall for the office sharing company once seen as a Wall Street darling that promised to upend the way people went to work around the world. AP PHOTO/PETER MORGAN
WeWork offices are shown, Thursday, Jan. 16, 2020 in New York. WeWork has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, marking a stunning fall for the office sharing company once
WeWork offices are shown, Thursday, Jan. 16, 2020 in New York. WeWork has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, marking a stunning fall for the office sharing company once
BU welcomes early decision class of 2028 – The Daily Free Press
Boston University released decisions for the first round of early decision Thursday evening, admitting 34.1% of applicants to the class of 2028, according to statistics from BU’s admissions office.
BU reported a 4.8% increase in early decision applications from last year. There were 3,832 students who applied to be part of the early decision class, and 1,307 were accepted. For the BU Class of 2027, 57% of the class was admitted through either early decision or early decision two.
“The inaugura
BU reported a 4.8% increase in early decision applications from last year. There were 3,832 students who applied to be part of the early decision class, and 1,307 were accepted. For the BU Class of 2027, 57% of the class was admitted through either early decision or early decision two.
“The inaugura
State is a ‘pioneer’ in life sciences, but experts say more help needed to maintain industry leader status
University of Massachusetts Amherst biology major logs COVID-19 test samples in the accessioning room of the Institute for Applied Life Sciences Clinical Testing Center, or ICTC, in 2021. GAZETTE FILE PHOTO
Laura Kleiman was running a research center at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute when her mother was diagnosed with cancer.
In exploring potential treatment options, Kleiman said she discovered that repurposing drugs — particularly generic ones that are already widely available — could be key to
Laura Kleiman was running a research center at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute when her mother was diagnosed with cancer.
In exploring potential treatment options, Kleiman said she discovered that repurposing drugs — particularly generic ones that are already widely available — could be key to
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State is a ‘pioneer’ in life sciences, but experts say more help needed to maintain industry leader status
A University of Massachusetts Amherst biology major logs COVID-19 test samples in the accessioning room of the Institute for Applied Life Sciences Clinical Testing Center, or ICTC, in 2021. FILE PHOTO
Laura Kleiman was running a research center at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute when her mother was diagnosed with cancer.
In exploring potential treatment options, Kleiman said she discovered that repurposing drugs — particularly generic ones that are already widely available — could be key to devel
Laura Kleiman was running a research center at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute when her mother was diagnosed with cancer.
In exploring potential treatment options, Kleiman said she discovered that repurposing drugs — particularly generic ones that are already widely available — could be key to devel
State is a ‘pioneer’ in life sciences, but experts say more help needed to maintain industry leader status
University of Massachusetts Amherst biology major logs COVID-19 test samples in the accessioning room of the Institute for Applied Life Sciences Clinical Testing Center, or ICTC, in 2021. GAZETTE FILE PHOTO
Laura Kleiman was running a research center at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute when her mother was diagnosed with cancer.
In exploring potential treatment options, Kleiman said she discovered that repurposing drugs — particularly generic ones that are already widely available — could be key to
Laura Kleiman was running a research center at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute when her mother was diagnosed with cancer.
In exploring potential treatment options, Kleiman said she discovered that repurposing drugs — particularly generic ones that are already widely available — could be key to
'Vibrant community': Life sciences in Massachusetts growing but startups need help
Laura Kleiman was running a research center at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute when her mother was diagnosed with cancer.
In exploring potential treatment options, Kleiman said she discovered that repurposing drugs — particularly generic ones that are already widely available — could be key to developing affordable cancer treatments.
Kleiman then quit her job at the institute and launched Reboot Rx, a nonprofit health tech startup that aims to fast-track cancer treatments.
Reboot Rx is just one
In exploring potential treatment options, Kleiman said she discovered that repurposing drugs — particularly generic ones that are already widely available — could be key to developing affordable cancer treatments.
Kleiman then quit her job at the institute and launched Reboot Rx, a nonprofit health tech startup that aims to fast-track cancer treatments.
Reboot Rx is just one
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BU community members come together on Marsh Plaza amid war in Israel – The Daily Free Press
Boston University Hillel and BU Students for Israel hosted a “Gathering in Solidarity with Israel Under Fire” on Marsh Plaza Wednesday evening, following Hamas’ deadly attack on Israel on Saturday.
Over 150 students stood on the plaza surrounding candles in the shape of the Star of David as students, professors and faculty gave speeches, including personal stories about friends and family members who were kidnapped and killed. Students shed tears and embraced one another.
“It is very special t
Over 150 students stood on the plaza surrounding candles in the shape of the Star of David as students, professors and faculty gave speeches, including personal stories about friends and family members who were kidnapped and killed. Students shed tears and embraced one another.
“It is very special t
BU welcomes Melissa Gilliam as president at the Tsai Performing Center – The Daily Free Press
Melissa Gilliam, Boston University’s first female and first Black president, was announced Wednesday at a ceremony at the Tsai Performance Center and livestreamed for the larger BU community.
Following interim President Kenneth Freeman’s introduction, BU Board of Trustees Chair Ahmass Fakahany announced Gilliam as BU’s 11th president.
“We would need the whole day to cover all of her accomplishments,” Fakahany said. “She cares. She is curious, wants to understand our fabric and how to move us f
Following interim President Kenneth Freeman’s introduction, BU Board of Trustees Chair Ahmass Fakahany announced Gilliam as BU’s 11th president.
“We would need the whole day to cover all of her accomplishments,” Fakahany said. “She cares. She is curious, wants to understand our fabric and how to move us f
Student leaders aided in search for new president – The Daily Free Press
Students took part in the selection process of Boston University’s 11th president, Melissa Gilliam, alongside the Presidential Search Committee and the Board of Trustees.
Members of the student government had the opportunity to speak with the presidential candidates and relay their feedback about the candidacy to the search committee. Undergraduates were also able to participate in listening sessions last Fall.
“Something that myself and the other students on the search committee immediately n
Members of the student government had the opportunity to speak with the presidential candidates and relay their feedback about the candidacy to the search committee. Undergraduates were also able to participate in listening sessions last Fall.
“Something that myself and the other students on the search committee immediately n
BU announces Melissa Gilliam as new University president – The Daily Free Press
The Trustees of Boston University announced the appointment of Melissa Gilliam at the Tsai Performance Center Wednesday as BU’s 11th president. She will be the first female and first Black president of the University.
Gilliam, who is currently The Ohio State University’s executive vice president and provost, will take over for interim president Kenneth Freeman on July 1, 2024.
“It is difficult to express my joy and gratitude for this opportunity to join Boston University’s extraordinary global
Gilliam, who is currently The Ohio State University’s executive vice president and provost, will take over for interim president Kenneth Freeman on July 1, 2024.
“It is difficult to express my joy and gratitude for this opportunity to join Boston University’s extraordinary global
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Mass. corrections official fired for giving state-owned ammo to his girlfriend
A high-ranking Massachusetts Department of Correction official in charge of all DOC security equipment was terminated in April for using department resources to conduct an extramarital affair during work hours and giving his girlfriend at least 1,500 rounds of ammunition and weapon accessories from the departmental inventory that he oversaw.
Raymond Turcotte was removed from his position as director of operational services after DOC investigators found that he frequently skipped work and used h
Raymond Turcotte was removed from his position as director of operational services after DOC investigators found that he frequently skipped work and used h
BMW spins onto Green Line Tracks, causing delays – The Daily Free Press
A BMW driver lost control of his vehicle and spun out of control onto the B Line tracks on Commonwealth Avenue near the Boston University Bridge Monday afternoon causing T delays, according to MBTA Transit Police.
There were no reported injuries and the vehicle landed on the MBTA Green Line tracks by University Road, possibly due to slick road conditions, Transit Police Superintendent Richard Sullivan wrote in an email statement.
“This incident resulted in four flat tires, undercarriage damage
There were no reported injuries and the vehicle landed on the MBTA Green Line tracks by University Road, possibly due to slick road conditions, Transit Police Superintendent Richard Sullivan wrote in an email statement.
“This incident resulted in four flat tires, undercarriage damage
THE COHOUSING ALTERNATIVE – HorizonMass
BOSTON – Nestled near the Jamaica Plain section of Southwest Corridor Park, an orange three-story apartment complex surrounds a vibrant courtyard. Each element deliberately and carefully chosen, the courtyard has a large patio, a children’s playset and a community garden.
Jamaica Plain Cohousing, founded in 1999, was intentionally designed to foster community among its nearly 60 owners. Each household has a private home and access to shared common areas.
“The idea is to build spaces that are c
Jamaica Plain Cohousing, founded in 1999, was intentionally designed to foster community among its nearly 60 owners. Each household has a private home and access to shared common areas.
“The idea is to build spaces that are c
Barry Lawton on D3 campaign: ‘I go by what’s right’ | Dorchester Reporter
Barry Lawton started a recent Tuesday morning at McKenna’s Cafe in Savin Hill with his regular order: a plate of scrambled eggs, home fries, bacon, sausage, and wheat toast.
The District 3 candidate then made his rounds around the restaurant, handing out campaign brochures and introducing himself to customers, asking them what issues matter most to them and about changes they want to see in their community.
“If there’s one thing you could fix if you were in charge of this city, what would it b
The District 3 candidate then made his rounds around the restaurant, handing out campaign brochures and introducing himself to customers, asking them what issues matter most to them and about changes they want to see in their community.
“If there’s one thing you could fix if you were in charge of this city, what would it b
In her first run for office, Wornum focuses on housing and homelessness | Dorchester Reporter
Rosalind Wornum, a 35-year Dorchester resident, is running for elected office for the first time, saying she plans to “bring the community to City Hall.” A single parent to four daughters, she says her experience of nearly losing her home inspired her research into the support services accessible to her.
“Almost being homeless made me stretch my hands more into the community,” she said in an interview with the Reporter. “My past doesn’t define who I am today. Where I am going will define that.”
“Almost being homeless made me stretch my hands more into the community,” she said in an interview with the Reporter. “My past doesn’t define who I am today. Where I am going will define that.”
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