The Invent Here, Make Here Act was recently introduced to the U.S. Congress by Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) and Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH) to address concerns regarding the commercialization of taxpayer-funded research and domestic manufacturing.
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Halo was proud to host Bayer Crop Science’s third year of Grants4Ag. Grants4Ag is Bayer’s annual initiative providing funding and expertise to researchers developing novel solutions in agriculture. As part of Bayer’s CropKey approach to crop...
People say we need to “save the planet,” but the planet is going to be just fine. In a million years, this will be a lush green planet, teeming with life—the only question is whether humans will be here to enjoy it. Rather than saving the...
Access to cutting-edge university research drives innovation and accelerates the development of new products and technologies. However, a crucial aspect of industry-academia partnerships is often overlooked - indirect costs.
The JP Morgan Healthcare Conference is known for its after-parties and networking events. Here’s a list of the ones you simply cannot miss in 2023.
Leading packaging providers, an innovative American biotech company, and a biomaterials research company join Halo to bring new innovations to the world and move science forward. We are delighted to welcome four new customers to Halo’s platform:...
Like most startups, Halo looks much different today than it did when we started, but the problem we’re solving hasn’t changed — there are thousands of scientific discoveries that never materialize into real-world solutions. At first, we tried to...
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Valent U.S.A. and Valent Biosciences are subsidiaries of Japan’s $30 billion Sumitomo Chemical Company. Last year, the companies partnered with Halo to seek solutions in carbon sequestration, plant growth regulators, and mycorrhizal fungi...