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Artel is the global technology leader in ultra low volume liquid delivery measurement and quality assurance. The company develops and manufactures the most accurate, precise and easy-to-use systems available for ensuring liquid delivery data integrity and NIST-traceable results in life sciences laboratories. Artel innovations help laboratories improve processes and increase productivity, enhance product quality, and address compliance challenges.
BioXcel is a Branford, CT-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Allied Biotech is a Ijamsville, MD-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Obsidian Therapeutics is pioneering controllable cell and gene therapies to deliver transformative outcomes for patients with intractable diseases. Obsidian`s programs apply our cytoDriveTM technology in cell and gene therapy products to control expression of proteins for enhanced therapeutic efficacy, including our lead program cytoTIL15 engineered to make TILs more effective for more patients. Our aspirations are high, and we`re built to deliver – well-funded with blue chip investors, engaged field-leading advisors, strong partnerships with industry leaders, and a highly experienced, dynamic, innovative and collaborative team, collectively focused on delivering transformative therapies in areas of greatest clinical need. Located in the heart of Cambridge, we`re proud of our diverse talented team and committed to cultivating an environment of inclusion where we strive to instill a strong sense of belonging, and support each Obsidianite to continuously learn and contribute their best work. We offer competitive salary and benefits, and potential for employee ownership through stock options.
Lumos Pharma, based in Austin, Texas, is an early stage biotechnology company created to develop and commercialize a novel treatment for the rare disease Creatine Transporter Deficiency. Lumos Pharma is the exclusive licensee of technology and discoveries made in laboratories at the University of Cincinnati and has partnered with Key Opinion Leaders in the field and the United States National Institutes of Health to ensure success in developing a treatment for Creatine Transporter Deficiency.