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NextBio Raises $8 Million For Life Sciences Search Engine

NextBio has raised $8 million in a third round of funding led by Newbury Ventures. NextBio’s search engine lets anyone search for scientific literature, clinical trials, and scientific news by pulling results from various public databases (Example queries: “DNA fingerprint,” “IGF1,” “Response to oxidative stress”). NextBio also has specialized...

Tags: NextBio, Biotechnology, Healthcare, Media & Publishing, Health Content, Search, Money, M&A & Venture Capital, Venture Capital, Joseph Tartakoff

External links 2009-09-18

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NextBio Awarded the 2008 Frost & Sullivan North American Life Sciences "Customer Value Enhancement Award" for Innovative Life Science Search Engine

-- NextBio Positioned to Drive the Industry Towards More Open and Collaborative Approach to Research -- CUPERTINO, Calif. -- NextBio, the developer of an interactive life science search engine, announced today that it has been awarded the prestigious 2008 Frost & Sullivan North American Life Sciences Customer Value Enhancement...

Tags: Frost & Sullivan, HEALTHCARE

Research articles 2008-06-24

Former SVP of Roche Joins NextBio's Scientific Advisory Board

CUPERTINO, Calif. -- NextBio (www.nextbio.com) announced today that Dr. B. Michael Silber, former Senior Vice President and Site Head of Preclinical R&D (Safety & Technical Sciences) at Roche Pharmaceuticals, has joined the company's Scientific Advisory Board.

Tags: Roche Holding AG

Research articles 2007-10-09

NextBio Announces License Agreement with Genzyme

CUPERTINO, Calif. -- NextBio (www.nextbio.com) today announced that it has entered into a licensing agreement with Genzyme for use of its innovative life sciences data search engine and collaboration platform.

Tags: Genzyme Corp., license agreement

Research articles 2007-06-26

DeepDyve Raising $5 Million First Round For 'Complex' Data Search Engine

DeepDyve, a search startup that can take queries of up to 20 words long, is in the process of raising a $5 million first institutional round, VentureWire reports. The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based startup previously raised $9 million in angel funding, which it used for product development. The new money will...

Tags: Search Engine, Start-up, Search, Product Development, Blogging, Research & Development, Business Operations, Internet, Money, M&A & Venture Capital, Venture Capital, Tameka Kee

External links 2009-10-05

NextBio Life Sciences Search Engine Licensed by Johnson & Johnson

Innovative Search Engine Helps Drug Discoverers Understand Research Data in the Context of Other Findings

Tags: Johnson & Johnson

Research articles 2008-01-28