• Bridging the Gap Between the Classroom & the Boardroom

    CHANDLER, Ariz.—Innovations Science & Technology Incubator is reaching beyond its walls and into the classroom to bridge the gap between biotechnology companies and their future workforce.  Innovations, in collaboration with ThirdBiotech, is sponsoring the ASU Biotech Club by creating opportunities for students to network with industry professionals. “Networking activities such… Read More

  • Cummings Engineering Poised to Revolutionize Mobile Devices

    The world is moving into an age where consumers and enterprises alike are using mobile devices to manage their daily lives, handling everything from banking and point of sale transactions, to managing their healthcare and other confidential data transactions online.  Meanwhile they may not realize how vulnerable their phones, computers… Read More

  • LABapprentice gets New Sponser and Opens Applications

    LABapprentice is a competitive internship program with a twist – the Interns will be challenged each week and reviewed by a panel of scientific and corporate leaders. The interns have the opportunity to work with InNexus Biotechnology, a leader in the next generation of monoclonal antibody therapeutics and diagnostics based… Read More

  • InNexus Biotechnology Amends Collaborative Agreement with the...

    – Will Begin Receiving Immunotoxins From NCI For Expanded R&D Effort – CHANDLER, ARIZONA, 1 July 2010 – InNexus Biotechnology Inc. (TSX:IXS.V, www.ixsbio.com), a leading drug development company commercializing the next generation of antibodies based on its groundbreaking Dynamic Cross Linking (DXL™) technology, today announced the Company and the National… Read More

  • Chandler’s All-America City title earned during tough...

    by Edythe Jensen – Jun. 22, 2010 09:45 AM – The Arizona Republic Three Chandler programs that focus on youths and families brought the community its first All-America City award and the only one for Arizona this year. The honor came during tough economic times when officials sought donations and… Read More