2015년 3월 12일 목요일

TechFlash: OpGen says it will incur losses after IPO; New GWU hall; Mach37 class

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The Gaithersburg biotech's S-1 details lengthy sales cycles, a young company needing to make significant investments to expand, and a capital-intensive business.
The Gaithersburg biotech is the latest local company looking to go public in an already busy couple of months.
At 500,000 square feet, GW more than doubled its space for science and engineering activities. University officials are calling the facility the largest academic building dedicated to the research in the nation's capital.
No longer are researchers hidden away in windowless labs. This building is mean to showcase them.
The companies include services ranging from risk tracking to system immunization and firewalling — your usual cybersecurity shenanigans.
The Tysons Corner cloud-based accounting service provider will use the capital to expand.
Daily wound monitoring isn't only painful. The process — which includes manual measurements of the length and width of jagged-edged injuries to the skin — is inconsistent.
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