Biotechnology startups are an integral part of the medical and research industries. They’re often pioneering their respective fields to develop new products or treatments to make the world a better place, like providing psychological support for safety-sensitive patients. Their hard work contributes to better health standards and increasing life expectancy. If you’re the founder of a biotech startup and stuck on where to go for capital, this article will give you a few sources of fundraising to get your startup off the ground.

Building and launching a custom product is never easy. It requires time and resources but will also save you just that down the road.

If you’re on the fence about building and launching your own custom software solution, this article explains why doing so will allow your business to run more efficiently and stay competitive in today's market.

For anyone launching a startup, going to market with a minimum viable product (MVP) might be a reasonable route to take. First, what is a minimum viable product? Let’s look into the advantages of launching a minimum viable product for your biotechnology startup.

Every day, new businesses are launched in biotechnology, health sciences, and pharmaceuticals that are creating life-changing products and revolutionizing their industry. This article highlights startups we see making waves in 2023.

Software engineering continues to drive biotechnology and industries alike forward. Here are the top software development trends of 2023 to watch.

SciMed Solutions was proud to accept the Triangle Business Journal’s Life Sciences Award for Best Consulting Company in 2015.

Learn more about one of the toughest parts of JavaScript, ‘this’ -- that is, figuring out what ‘this’ is.

Here at SciMed, we find ourselves using several different databases in our day-to-day work. Learn more about how we write code to be database-agnostic across different applications.

Here at SciMed, we find ourselves using several different databases in our day-to-day work. Learn more about how we write code to be database-agnostic across different applications.

Here at SciMed, we find ourselves using several different databases in our day-to-day work. Learn more about how we write code to be database-agnostic across different applications.

Thinking of building out a development team? Here’s your guide.

Launching a biotech startup. A complete guide.