Inside Innovation

Following a banner year for Sana Biotechnology, which saw the company bring in one of the largest IPOs in biotech history, CEO Steve Harr is

Creative Destruction Lab, a nonprofit that runs nine startup accelerators across the world, is opening a new outpost in Seattle. The 9-month program, set to

Bristol Myers Squibb reported promising news on its experimental cancer immunotherapy relatlimab after late-stage clinical data showed that when combined with the company’s blockbuster drug

HDT Bio, a Seattle-based biotech company, is taking steps to address rising COVID-19 cases in India by introducing a new vaccine candidate that works similar

Seattle gene-sequencing startup TwinStrand Biosciences raised $50 million in a Series B round, bringing its total funding to $70 million. The company, which spun out

A new lab has launched at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center to facilitate the cryogenic electron microscopy (cryo-EM) technique, which uses extreme temperatures and

Prevencio, a Kirkland, Washington-based biotechnology company, will partner with Atlas Genomics’ molecular diagnostic laboratory in Seattle to support the commercial rollout of Prevencio’s HART blood

Nanodropper, a medical device startup founded by University of Washington and Seattle University graduates, announced that it received $1.4 million in seed funding. The company’s

Three life science companies with ties to Seattle were named to Fortune’s list of the 2021 most innovative and inventive pharmaceutical companies, which highlights companies

A Seattle office building was acquired by Toronto-based Oxford Properties Group, which intends to convert it into a fully dedicated life science facility. The purchase

Partners Rialto Capital of Miami and SteelWave LLC have bought Bothell-based Highlands Campus Tech Centre, home to Seagen, a leading biotech company that reported a

Icosavax Inc., a biotech company focused on vaccine development, announced a $100M Series B investment round. Icosavax, a spinout from the University of Washington plans