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The region’s largest tech investor tells us why they are developing an “innovation floor” at the new 3.0 University Place development.

The team still has several years of research ahead before their potential cure can be brought to patients.

Temple University professor Kamel Khalili has been researching HIV for more than 20 years and just got one step closer to finding a cure.

The new co-working and lab space already has a lengthy waitlist.

The Chinese pharma company based at the Navy Yard is globally recognized for shortening drug discovery and research and development time.

The first ever FWD Pharma Conference wants to teach biotech leaders how to reach patients through digital initiatives.

Blockchain technology worked for Bitcoin, but changing the slow bureaucracy of the healthcare industry may be a tougher feat.

Life sciences firm Scout Bio wants to help your furry companions live longer.

Here are his thoughts on what to expect next from Philadelphia’s gene and cell therapy sector.

Will the days-long fall event convince future business owners and biotech entrepreneurs to relocate to the region?

The Philadelphia native is building the world’s largest hydroponic indoor cannabis production and processing facility.

With FDA approval behind a few of these treatments, researchers are building the path to Gene Therapy 2.0.

3.0 University Place, a development from University Place Associates and The Wistar Institute, might be the next big step in solidifying Philadelphia’s life sciences ecosystem and innovation corridor.

Researchers are making incredible advances in medicine and science, but an age-old struggle with distributive justice may prevent treatments from reaching the patients who need them most.

Katherine High recalls the days when men regularly questioned a woman’s right to be a doctor. Though those times are mostly behind us, there’s plenty of room for women to step up and lead, the leader says.