Life Science Company and Industry News Briefs

Duke University: 2nd in the Nation for Total Life Science R&D Spending

Posted by BCI Staff on Wed, Apr 06, 2016

According to the NSF, Duke University is ranked 2nd in the nation for total life science research and development expenditures, spending a total of $867M on life science research in their most recently reported year. With such ample funding, Duke researchers are eager to purchase the laboratory equipment and supplies they need.

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Texas A&M to Spend $800M+ on R&D in 2016

Posted by Robert Larkin on Wed, Oct 07, 2015

Texas A&M University (TAMU) researchers are poised to spend close to $1 billion next year on research and development… will your company’s products be among those featured in their work?

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Tags: Biomedical Equipment, Texas A&M University, Texas, Research Expenditure, College Station, TAMU, Research Funding, TX, lab equipment, Southwest Region, increase lab sales, 2016, best lab supply tradeshows, BioResearch Product Faire™

University of Nevada Reno: $80 Million in Research Expenditures

Posted by Zoeie Maddock on Thu, Feb 21, 2013

Established in 1874, about 300 miles from its current location, University of Nevada, Reno began with a single building that contained the president's and registrar's offices, along with classrooms, a library, a museum, and a place of residence for the grounds keeper. This location ultimately was changed because the bulk of the population of Nevada resided in the Carson City, Reno area. This resulted in the permanent move in the year of 1885 from Elko, Nevada to its present location in Reno, Nevada. 
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Tags: 2013, University of Nevada Reno, UNR, Nevada, Research Expenditure, Center for Molecular Medicine

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