‘Don’t Apologize for Commercialization’: Biotech Legend Robert Langer Urges Pitt to Take More Risks
Pitt’s Senior Vice Chancellor for Research, Dr. Rob Rutenbar introduced MIT professor Robert Langer... Read more
Pitt’s Senior Vice Chancellor for Research, Dr. Rob Rutenbar introduced MIT professor Robert Langer... Read more
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BlueSphere licensed technology from the lab of Mark Shlomchik, chair of the Department of Immunology at the Pitt Medical School, aimed at developing personalized T-cell therapies for cancer and other diseases. It had previously received a $10 million investment from UPMC Enterprises.
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