Bedford-based Nanoscope Instruments Inc.’s new patent covers an apparatus and method for measuring the functional vision of patients with low vision. [Illustration: Sources, USPTO Patent No. 12702291-B2; DI Studio]
Dallas-Fort Worth ranked No. 9 among 250 U.S. metros in patent production for the week of Aug. 11, with 135 patents granted to inventors and companies across the region.
Dallas-based Nanoscope Therapeutics is accelerating the development of therapies that could restore sight in patients with the help of a publicly traded firm. The retinal degenerative diseases-focused biotech company announced a new gene therapy manufacturing partnership with contract research organization Charles River Laboratories International.
Nanoscope Therapeutics successfully treated 11 patients blinded by advanced retinitis pigmentosa (RP). A single intravitreal injection produced positive results that persisted through one year. The startup plans a Phase 2b trial this summer and plans to develop gene therapies to treat more common retinal diseases—like dry age-related macular degeneration.
Publicly traded Dallas-Fort Worth companies like Texas Pacific Land, USA Compression Partners and FirstCash Holdings recently took action to shift their legal homes from Delaware to Texas.
Yet roughly 70% of Texas-based public companies whose stock trades on major exchanges remain incorporated in Delaware, said Southern Methodist University reincorporation expert Shane Goodwin....
When you schedule a food delivery, you unfortunately might end up chowing down on cold burgers or pizza if delivery delays happen. That certainly can leave a bad taste in your mouth....
The next phase of America’s innovation economy will not be built by any one country alone. It will be shaped by partnerships that unite technology leadership, advanced manufacturing, investment and the industrial ecosystems needed to turn bold ideas into sustained growth....
Publicly traded Dallas-Fort Worth companies like Texas Pacific Land, USA Compression Partners and FirstCash Holdings recently took action to shift their legal homes from Delaware to Texas.
Yet roughly 70% of Texas-based public companies whose stock trades on major exchanges remain incorporated in Delaware, said Southern Methodist University reincorporation expert Shane Goodwin....
When you schedule a food delivery, you unfortunately might end up chowing down on cold burgers or pizza if delivery delays happen. That certainly can leave a bad taste in your mouth....
The next phase of America’s innovation economy will not be built by any one country alone. It will be shaped by partnerships that unite technology leadership, advanced manufacturing, investment and the industrial ecosystems needed to turn bold ideas into sustained growth....