By Wendy Ma I recently had the amazing opportunity to go to the first-ever Festival of Genomics, which took place June 23 and 24 at the Boston Convention Center, a few blocks away from Kerafast’s office in downtown Boston. As the blueprint of life, genes direct cell function by encoding for the creation of proteins.
The University of Tennessee Research Foundation is a nonprofit organization that promotes the commercialization of University of Tennessee (UT) intellectual property. As one of the foundation’s licensing associates, Dr. Patrick Reynolds manages the commercialization of various life science technologies, medical devices and software. Dr. Reynolds has played a key role in adding novel reagents to
Rutgers University researchers are sharing many unique reagents through Kerafast, including cyclic diguanosine monophosphate, exocyst complex antibodies and a CD44CR1-GFP reporter plasmid. Scientists across the globe have used these materials to accelerate their research—and the Rutgers Office of Research Commercialization has played a key role in making that possible. Rutgers licensing manager Dr. Shan Wan
Kerafast Partners with the National Cancer Institute (NCI) – Enables Sharing of NCI Research Materials through Kerafast platform Partnership seeks to advance scientific discovery by offering important bioreagents Boston, Mass; Aug 19, 2015. Kerafast Inc., developers of an online platform to facilitate accessibility to unique bioresearch materials from academic and government laboratories across the globe,
Partnership seeks to advance scientific discovery through education and facilitatingwide distribution of novel research reagents The Wistar Institute, an international leader in biomedical research, and Kerafast Inc., developers of an online platform that facilitates accessibility to unique bioresearch materials from laboratories across the globe, today announced Wistar’s partnership in the Kerafast Fellows Program. The program
Dave, our newest employee at Kerafast, not only ensures all of our systems and platforms are up and running, but also manages digital marketing at Kerafast. Dave, what do you like best about working at Kerafast? I like working with a small group of very smart people. I’ve worked in several different companies & by
Pluripotency Surges Ahead: A Grad Student’s Perspective on the Keystone “Stem Cell States” Symposium By Justin S. Becker At the base of Steamboat Mountain in Colorado, a remote winter paradise on the verge of thaw, a community of scientists held a specialized meeting in late March for the nexus of two of the hottest fields
Amelia’s focus to date has been on building relationships with our Providing institutions, and she is now extending her responsibilities to include marketing. Amelia, What do you like best about working at Kerafast? I enjoy working for a start-up company where I can be involved in all areas of the business. You have been working
Chances are, if you have emailed or spoken with someone at Kerafast recently regarding our research materials, it was Carlos Guerra, our Customer Service & Logistics Manager. Carlos, you’ve been working at Kerafast for about 6 months and have rapidly become an integral part of the team, always quick with a joke or a funny
Amy and the Product Management Team take care of Kerafast’s portfolio of bioreagents. What do you like about your job? I like working with a small group of people. My last job was working for a small academic lab so this is environment is something I am use to. The perks about being part of