| 10/24/05 |
Floyd E. Bloom Wins 2005 Sarnat Prize in Mental Health (PDF, Image 1, Image 2, Image 3) |
| 05/14/04 |
(Alzheimer Research
Forum) - Get Out the Rulers—Stunted Dendrites May
Flag Early Alzheimer's |
| 02/25/04 |
(San Diego Union Tribune) - Taiwan Seeks
San Diego Biotech Ties |
| 09/22/03 |
(BioCentury) - Emerging
Company Profile (PDF) |
| 07/10/03 |
(Wallstreet Reporter) -
Corporate Profile (audio interview with Dr. Floyd E. Bloom) |
| 07/10/03 |
(Wallstreet Reporter) -
Corporate Profile (PDF transcript of audio interview with
Dr. Floyd E. Bloom) |
| 06/13/03 |
(San Diego Union Tribune
Business Section) - Of mice and men and diseases: Firm
rethinking brain research |
| 06/13/03 |
(Science) PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
- Science as a Way of Life: Perplexities of a Physician-Scientist (PDF) |
| 05/06/03 |
(New York Times) A Zealous
Quest for Chemicals to Heal Ailing Brains |
| 04/18/03 |
(BioWorld) Neurome Scientists
Try Method For Viewing Alzheimer's Brain Tissues - Eventually
Pre-Mortem (PDF) |
| 04/15/03 |
(BioIT World) Neuroscientists
have better tools on the brain |
| 03/01/03 |
(The Golden Triangle Business
News) Spotlight on Neurome (PDF) |
| 12/05/02 |
(APC in Action) InfraStruXure
Protects Brain Research at Neurome, Inc. |
| 11/21/02 |
(InternetWeek) Report Rekindles
Open Source vs. Microsoft Security Debate |
| 10/24/02 |
(San Francisco Chronicle)
HP's tech hope Supercomputers for science |
| 08/26/02 |
(Science News Week) Supersize
IT: From Megabytes to Petabytes |
| 08/11/02 |
(Information Week) Linux
Boosting |
| 08/07/02 |
(Byte and Switch) Of Mice
Brains and IBM |
| 08/05/02 |
(AtNewYork.com) IBM Makes
Life Science Push |
| 07/03/02 |
(Bio-IT World) Neurome goes
with 'big iron' from Big Blue for mice brain research |
| 2002 |
(Neuro Tech Reports) Brain
Projects to Reap Dividends for Neurotech Firms |
| 12/16/01 |
(The Dana Foundation) The
Genome's Possible Impact of Disease Research |
| 11/03/00 |
(The Scientist) New companies
to commercialise neuroscience discoveries |
| 10/22/00 |
(North County Times) Torrey
Pines home to world's fast-growing biomedical communities |
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