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Seagen, a biotech company based in Bothell, Washington, is partnering up with Sanofi to develop and commercialize antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) for up to three cancer

Washington state’s Department of Commerce has awarded $500,000 grants to four organizations forming new innovation clusters in Washington as part of the “Innovation Cluster Accelerator”

Tasso, a Seattle-based biotech company, has been included in Fierce Medtech’s 2021 Fierce 15 list. This year’s class features innovators working to build new approaches

As current events unfold in Ukraine, Washington state’s prosperous life science ecosystem is coming together to show its support. Several Seattle-based companies including Seagen, Silverback

As new tech hubs sprout up around the country, Seattle remains a top metro area for attracting tech workers. While other cities gain ground amid

A-Alpha Bio, a Seattle-based biotech company, is collaborating with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, to support research into new therapies for COVID-19 variants. The research is

As more biotech startups are working with machine learning and computational methods to design new therapeutics and support testing, traditional tech venture capital firms such

Parse Biosciences announced $41.5 million in funding this week. The Seattle-based biotech startup, which focuses on single-cell RNA sequencing, sets itself apart from other companies

Magnolia Medical, a Seattle-based biotech company, raised $46 million to further propel product innovation. This financing follows a record-setting new account acquisition and top-line sales

Cuervo Vaccine, a Seattle-based company, recently secured $60 million in a Series A financing round. The company, which works to develop safe and highly effective

Cell therapy company Juno Therapeutics was sold to Celgene in 2018, but its impact still reverberates throughout Seattle’s life science industry today. The company’s successes

Bristol Myers Squibb announced its newest round of funding as part of its 2020 pledge to donate $150 million over the next five years to