Institute for Systems Biology

https://www.systemsbiology.org/

Last activity: 14.08.2024

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Location

United States, Washington, Seattle

Employees

201-500

Phone

+1 206-732-1200

Founded date

2000

Mentions in press and media 24

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Sep 2, 2019	No poop required: Researchers devise blood test for gut microbiome diversity using data from defunct startup Arivale	Researchers at the Institute for Systems Biology in Seattle developed a way to test for microbiome diversity from a blood sample. (Artist rendering courtesy of ISB) If you want to know what’s going on in your gut microbiome, the community o...
Feb 10, 2016	Luxembourg fund raises $40m to invest in European start-ups	Karma Ventures, a Luxembourg-based fund, has closed $40m for a new fund targeted at Series A rounds in Europe's “most promising” start-ups. The fund will be managed by Tommi Uhari alongside Margus Uudam and Kristjan Laanemaa; former ex...
Oct 9, 2015	Seattle 2035: Agenda Posted for the Future of Our Innovation Economy	Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints I had a vivid dream last night. I hopped a rocket—it seemed routine—to an orbiting laboratory where I interviewed a youthful Oren Etzioni and a team of action heroes working o...
Oct 5, 2015	Seattle Roundup: Dolly, ISB, Machine Learning, & More	Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints Before Monday Night Football gridlocks Seattle traffic (The Seahawks at home against the Lions), let’s catch up on a few interesting items from the last week. Read on for deta...
Jul 20, 2015	Precision Medicine: 8 must-follow Twitter users (updated)	Update: You might have seen that we expanded the list. It’s not meant to be all encompassing but yes, we updated. Promoted Covid-19’s terrible toll on diabetes patients. What can be done? The public health crisis has undermined the economy ...
Feb 3, 2015	Veteran reporter Luke Timmerman is back – and launching his own biotech news site	Luke Timmerman’s gone rogue. The veteran life sciences reporter, who left Xconomy last year, is back to day-to-day journalism. Except this time, he’s doing it on his own: Timmerman just launched his own biotech site – The Timmerman Report –...
Jan 20, 2015	Is it Ph.D. or PhD? And are PhDs who act like MDs a special kind of douchebag? Twitter debates	Promoted Clinical Care Capacity Planning Learn how to manage clinical care capacity more efficiently during uncertain times. SAP Promoted This Patient Experience Checklist Is Your Key To Success in 2021 As healthcare systems strive to recov...
May 20, 2013	Genomics startup NanoString files for IPO in spite of consistent losses	NanoString is a genomics company with special technology for helping cancer researchers that has just filed an S-1, declaring to the SEC (and the reading world) its intention to go public. The company’s technology uses small amounts of tiss...
May 20, 2013	Genomics startup NanoString files for IPO in spite of consistent losses	We are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! NanoString is a genomics company with special tec...
Apr 3, 2013	Seattle Big Data Star Tableau Software Seeks $150M in IPO	Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints Tableau Software’s much-anticipated IPO filing Tuesday could attract new attention to the Seattle tech scene and its growing big data cluster in particular. The 10-year-old co...
Dec 4, 2012	Under Seattle’s Cloud, a Big Data Cluster Grows	Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints It’s a good time to be doing big data in Seattle. So says Ed Lazowska, the University of Washington computer science professor who played host and tour guide to the region’s b...
Aug 14, 2012	Northeastern University Finds a Home at ISB in South Lake Union	Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints Northeastern University’s plan to open a graduate school in Seattle depends on delivering a lot of coursework via the Internet, but it still needs a physical location for stud...
May 20, 2011	Electric Cars Won’t Take Over, Biofuels 3.0 Must Fix the Bugs, & Microorganisms as Problem-Solvers: Big Ideas from Cleantech Leaders	Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints We had a great time at our latest Xconomy Seattle event, “Separating Hype from Reality in Alternative Fuels,” held last night at the new Institute for Systems Biology headquar...
Mar 10, 2010	Biotech Pioneer Lee Hood: Whole Families Will Get Whole Genomes Sequenced	Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints [Updated: 9:20 pm Pacific, 3/10/10 with independent expert comment] Doctors and researchers in the future won’t just want to look at your genome to see how to treat or prevent...
Feb 26, 2010	Breakthrough Ideas: Hanauer, Hood, Myhrvold to Keynote Xconomy Event at UW	Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints Entrepreneurs need to think bigger. Big companies need to think bigger. Everyone needs to think bigger. Including Xconomy. That’s why we’re organizing our biggest event in Sea...
Feb 13, 2009	Leroy Hood’s Institute Gains Momentum, Nine Years After Starting with “Crazy” Idea	Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints Leroy Hood says when he left the University of Washington in late 1999 to start an institute of multi-disciplinary team of scientists to study what he called “systems biology,...
Nov 25, 2008	Xconomy Closes Second Financing Round	Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints Xconomy has closed the first tranche of its second financing round, we are extremely pleased to announce. Return investor CommonAngels, the premier angel group in New England,...
Oct 26, 2007	Life sciences briefing: Friday, Oct. 26, 2007	Featured companies: Allozyne, Arteriocyte Medical Systems, Arthrosurface, Bay City Capital, EnteroMedics, OncoVista, Novotech, Power Medical Interventions, Reliant Technologies UPDATED: Expanded items on Allozyne, Reliant Tech, Power Medica...
Aug 3, 2007	Accelerator incubator raises $23M for new biotech investments	Accelerator, a Seattle biotech incubator linked to the Institute for Systems Biology, raised $22.5 million in a third funding round. The round was led by Amgen Ventures, Arch Venture Partners and OVP Venture Partners, joined by Alexandria R...
Jun 26, 2007	NanoString wraps up $8.5M for molecular bar codes	NanoString, a Seattle nanotech company working on tiny tags that it says will allow it to identify and count individual molecules in a solution, has raised $8.5 million in a second funding round, VentureWire reports (subscription required)....
	Is it Ph.D. or PhD? And are PhDs who act like MDs a special kind of douchebag? Twitter debates	As long as I’m talking about copy editing, I’d like to ask the scientists out there. Which do u prefer: PhD or Ph.D. ? — Luke Timmerman (@ldtimmerman) January 20, 2015 Promoted Speaking the latest language of healthcare: Digital health tech...
	Veteran reporter Luke Timmerman is back – and launching his own biotech news site	Luke Timmerman’s gone rogue. The veteran life sciences reporter, who left Xconomy last year, is back to day-to-day journalism. Except this time, he’s doing it on his own: Timmerman just launched his own biotech site – The Timmerman Report –...
	Precision Medicine: 8 must-follow Twitter users (updated)	#PrecisionMedicine is barreling to the forefront of healthcare these days . It’s hard to keep up with the endless stream of updates, but Twitter’s a good tool to keep up with the news. Many of you are already following precision/personalize...

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When was Institute for Systems Biology founded?

Institute for Systems Biology was founded in 2000.

What has the press written about Institute for Systems Biology?

Parsers VC has collected 24 articles mentioning Institute for Systems Biology, among them “No poop required: Researchers devise blood test for gut microbiome diversity using data from defunct startup Arivale” (Sep 2, 2019) and “Luxembourg fund raises $40m to invest in European start-ups” (Feb 10, 2016).

Is Institute for Systems Biology still active?

Institute for Systems Biology is probably closed: its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Aug 14, 2024.