News

• November 10, 2009
  

  Science Foundation Arizona Invests to Increase Arizona’s Biomedical Capacity

  The Critical Path Institute (C-Path), has been awarded a $9 million investment grant from Science Foundation Arizona (SFAz).
• March 10, 2009
  

  Critical Path Institute Adds Two Strategic Hires: Beatriz Rendón and Steven Broadbent

  Beatriz Rendón and Steven Broadbent have joined the Critical Path Institute (C-Path) as the independent non-profit organization continues to grow and execute its mission of creating collaborations that result in improved testing methods that accelerate development of safe, new medical products.
• February 10, 2009
  

  C-Path Researchers Crack Diseases Through Math, Info Sharing

  This week, Inside Tucson Business debuts a new monthly feature which profiles the work of young scientists. The idea is to showcase the work and projects of budding scientists, engineers, doctors and researchers.
• January 22, 2009
  

  Japanese PMDA Announces First Biomarker Qualification

  The unprecedented sharing of data by the industry has facilitated regulatory agencies to receive, review and approve new methods as qualified for use in drug development. The use of these new tests can now be used in laboratory research to predict the safety of experimental drugs, allowing drugs to reach the market faster and with...
• January 10, 2009
  

  C-Path Names Respected Business Executive to Lead its Operations

  Richard T. Myers, a former senior executive with engineering expertise at IBM, has been named Chief Operating Officer of the nonprofit Critical Path Institute, its founder and CEO, Dr. Ray Woosley, announced.