IA client firm Angel Eye Camera Systems is the featured this week in Arkansas Business. Angel Eye has developed a camera system that enables parents of premature babies in neonatal intensive care units to view their children 24/7.
Omnibalm was one of Innovate Arkansas' first clients, and a recent study found that the UAMS startup's diabetic foot care cream could help prevent the recurrence of lower extremity ulcers in diabetic patients.
IA client InterVexion Therapeutics is developing drug therapies that can help methamphetamine drug abusers break their addiction, and recently it received federal grants totaling $14.5 million to help further its research.
UAMS researchers are awarded a $4.4 million grant for space radiation health research, and UALR narrows its search for a vice provost of research and innovation.
