University of Houston designs device that instantly kills COVID-19 - InnovationMap
While the world rushes to find a COVID-19 vaccine, scientists from the University of Houston have found a way to trap and kill the virus — instantly.| InnovationMap
While the world rushes to find a COVID-19 vaccine, scientists from the University of Houston have found a way to trap and kill the virus — instantly.| InnovationMap
Researchers across the country are focusing on all things COVID-19 — from biotherapies and treatment to vaccines and prevention. A handful of researchers based out of the University of Houston are doing their best to move the needle on a cure or reliable vaccine.| InnovationMap
Trending Houston tech and startup articles from InnovationMap and its daily newsletter included a few reports ranking Houston and its influential companies, new funding for a digital health care platform, and more.| InnovationMap
A Houston-born COVID-19 vaccine has gotten the go-ahead to be produced and distributed in Indonesia.| InnovationMap
A vodka distiller based in Austin has sent funds to a Houston research group that's working on a vaccine to fight the coronavirus.| InnovationMap
T-cell immunotherapy is all the rage in the world of fighting cancer. A Houston company’s researchers have discovered a new subset of T cells that could be a game changer for patients.| InnovationMap
