Success Stories

No Treatment Left Behind: Reboot Rx Aiming to Save Lives with Overlooked Generic Drugs and AI Technology

How can we get more treatment options to cancer patients who need them? Moreover, can we do it faster and make it more affordable? Most everyone has themselves or knows...

Paying It Forward: Former Intern Building Own Talent Pipeline at Ginkgo Bioworks

Ginkgo Bioworks is a homegrown Boston-based biotechnology company. The “Organism Company” uses their engineered high throughput automation platform to design custom organisms to impact all industries including, but not limited...

Snapdragon Chemistry Leveraging the Opportunity to Discover, Develop, and Make It in Massachusetts

The team at Snapdragon Chemistry has followed the shifting paradigms of the life sciences sector and manufacturing since its founding. The Waltham-based contract research organization, founded in 2014, designs manufacturing...

Data Science: Improving care for patients with cancer

Life sciences is an ever-evolving industry that continues to push the landscape in how we treat diseases, develop new modalities, and redefine the careers created within this ecosystem. One such...

In Fuller Detail: Bits to Bytes awardee aims to break through imaging limitations in hemorrhagic stroke treatment

According to the Brain Aneurism Foundation, it is estimated that approximately 6 million people in the United States (1 in 50) have a brain aneurysm and that approximately 30,000 people...

Boston Public Schools: Biotechnology an Opportunity for All Students

In 2019, the MLSC awarded nearly $1.14 million in STEM equipment and professional development funding to 36 public middle schools and high schools in the five school districts of Boston,...

LivOnyx: Can you kill a pathogen in three seconds?

The COVID-19 pandemic has placed a hyper-focus on hygiene and infection prevention. For LivOnyx, and its President and Co-Founder Carmela Mascio, that focus is at the heart of its mission....

LEAH Knox Scholars: MLSC funding making experiences for young scientists possible

In the summer of 2019, the MLSC supported the Health Resources in Action’s LEAH (Leaders through Education, Action, & Hope) Knox Scholars Program, an MIT-based biomedical research training program that...

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