Amy Swinderman
Articles by Amy Swinderman
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University, Belgian company to expand healthcare applications for silicon nanotechnology
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Researchers at UCLA School of
Dentistry envision creation of simple saliva test to detect pancreatic cancer
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Roche bolsters biologics production while quietly closing 454 Life Sciences
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New leadership, NextBio acquisition will usher in company’s focus on building an enterprise informatics solutions
business
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A group of researchers led by the Cell Biology and Stem Cell Sciences division of Life Technologies has discovered a new way to grow neural stem cells with the hope that they may be used to accelerate drug discovery and development for brain injuries and disease.
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MSKCC, Rockefeller University and Weill Cornell to conduct early-stage drug discovery with
pharma
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Already
facing tough decisions caused by the sequestration, the U.S. government shutdown further stymies American biomedical researchers
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2,832 pages: How do you measure, measure five years? This editorial column will be my last in Drug Discovery News, as in a few short
weeks, I will be stepping down from my post as chief editor of the news organization and entering a new chapter in my life. As I clean up my office and
prepare to pass the baton to Jeff Bouley, who will be your new chief editor in 2014, I am reflecting with great fondness some of the amazing people I have
met and the remarkable experiences I have had in the past five and a half years of leading our editorial team in the creation of these pages. Thus, as I exit
stage left, I will take inspiration from the song “Seasons of Love” from the hit musical “Rent” (which explains my headline and lead, if you’re not familiar
with it) and recall some of the memorable ways in which I will measure my tenure.
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High court declines to hear case questioning whether punitive damages should be awarded in product liability lawsuits
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A study out of UC Davis has honed in on a potential biomarker for
certain types of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, a finding that may help distinguish between different subtypes of the disorder
