March 12, 2011

RealBioTechnology – Transforming Research & Pharmaceutical Testing

Kalamazoo – For decades, researchers and scientists could either grow cell cultures in a Petri dish or use animal subjects to generate relevant data. In vitro - or Petri dish grown cells - don’t develop the same as tissue in the human body. Tissue grown in animal subjects, called in vivo, has added costs and is not representative of the human body. RealBio Technology has changed that.

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November 4, 2010

Healthcare reform grants going to 10 Kalamazoo drug development companies

Kalamazoo – Ten Kalamazoo companies will share more than $2.2 million in federal grant money aimed at spurring drug development and healthcare-cost savings.

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Fall 2010

West Michigan Science & Technology Initiative

West Michigan Science & Technology Initiative – Revolutionary Research Tool Mimics Natural Micro-Environments in a Laboratory.

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Summer 2010

Drug Discovery World

Drug Discovery World – The quarterly business review of drug discovery and development.

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May 3, 2010

RealBio®: startup sees growth

Southwest Michigan Innovation Center – How much does a Petri dish resemble your lung? If you answered, not much, you are on the right track. For decades scientists have had limited options for using tissue cultures for research and pharmaceutical testing. They could either grow cell cultures in a Petri dish or use animal subjects.

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April 28, 2010

Tech Tour Day Five: Serious Innovation In Kalamazoo, BC

Great Lakes Innovation and Technology Report – Paul A. Neeb, a 20-year veteran of the pharmaceutical industry, told me about RealBio® Technology, Inc., a SMIC incubator company he joined as president and CEO Jan. 1 after serving as an entrepreneur-in-residence with Southwest Michigan First, the region's economic development agency.

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March 11, 2010

$250K invested in RealBio® Technology, Inc. of Kalamazoo

SW Michigan's Second Wave – Research into cell and tissue culture technology got a boost when the Biosciences Research and Commercialization Center at Western Michigan University invested $250,000 in Kalamazoo-based RealBio® Technology, Inc.

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February 19, 2010

Cell Culture Co. RealBio® Takes $250K More For Seed Round

Down Jones VentureWire – RealBio® Technology, Inc. has received $250,000 more for a seed round that will enable it to develop its three-dimensional cell culture technology.

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February 17, 2010

MichBio's February Michigan Biosciences LINK - RealBio® Technology Member Profile

ANN ARBOR, Michigan – RealBio® Technology, Inc., based in Kalamazoo, was formed to develop and commercialize state-of-the-art cell and tissue culture technology that facilitates the growth, expansion, differentiation and study of human and non-human cells and tissues.

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February 2, 2010

Southwest Michigan First Life Science Fund portfolio company, RealBio® Technology, receives BRCC funding

KALAMAZOO, Michigan – The Biosciences Research and Commercialization Center (BRCC) has completed a $250,000 investment in RealBio® Technology, Inc. The BRCC, located in Western Michigan University’s Research and Technology Park, is charged with investing in and growing early stage companies in Michigan.

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December 15, 2009

Kalamazoo companies land investments from capital fund

West Michigan Business Review – The $250,000 two Kalamazoo biotech startups each received from a state capital fund that supports technology companies will help both move farther down the road to bringing their first products to market.

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December 8, 2009

Four Cos. Backed By Michigan Pre-Seed Capital Fund

Down Jones VentureWire – Four more Michigan companies recently received investments from the Michigan Pre-Seed Capital Fund. Combined, Mandy & Pandy, Algal Scientific Corp., Axenic Dental and RealBio® Technology received $924,000 from the fund. Individual funding totals were not provided.

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September 30, 2009

SW Michigan Life Science Fund Invests in Startup RealBio® Technology

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb Daily News) – The Southwest Michigan First Life Science Fund said this week that it has invested an undisclosed amount in RealBio® Technology to support the commercialization of its cell and tissue culture technology for drug discovery and life science research.

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September 29, 2009

Investments boost RealBio’s stem-cell tech

KALAMAZOO, Michigan — A Kalamazoo-based startup company received investments from three groups recently that are helping it produce technology to aid in stem-cell research.

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September 28, 2009

Southwest Michigan First Life Science Fund invests in RealBio® Technology

KALAMAZOO, Michigan – The Southwest Michigan First Life Science Fund has announced RealBio® Technology, Inc. as the most recent addition to its portfolio.

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September 2009

RealBio® Technology September Press Release

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