CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep 10, 2019-- HemoSonics is excited to announce that its new QStat Cartridge, an extension of its groundbreaking Quantra Hemostasis System, has registered for CE Mark and is now commercially available in Europe...
HemoSonics, a University of Virginia spinout, was launched in 2010. France’s Stago Group acquired the company in 2017. Fischer joined HemoSonics in 2014. Before that he was chief operating officer of Raleigh-based LipoScience, which LabCorp purchased...
HemoSonics today announced that its innovative Quantra Hemostasis Analyzer platform, and its initial QPlus cartridge have been granted de novo marketing authorization by the FDA and are now available for sale in the United States. The fast and easy-t...
Following CE Mark in April, HemoSonics Targets Distribution Partners at MEDICA 2017 Charlottesville, VA – October 19, 2017– HemoSonics today announced the appointment of Remi Corlin, a 20-year medical device and diagnostic industry veteran, as VP Int...
May 30, 2017 The Stago group announced today that it has completed the acquisition of HemoSonics LLC, a company specialized in the development of innovative Point-of-Care testing solutions based in Charlottesville, VA, with facilities in Durham, NC (...
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Sept. 20, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- HemoSonics announced today the publication of four journal articles, accompanied by an editorial, in Anesthesia & Analgesia describing the first clinical experiences with the Quantra™ Hemostas...
Nine Charlottesville companies founded on University of Virginia research discoveries are being awarded a total of nearly $1.8 million from the Commonwealth Research Commercialization Fund. Administered by the state's Center for Innovative Technolog...
Accolades ADial PharmaceuticalsTM LLC and Tau Therapeutics LLC were named finalists for the Virginia Biotechnology Association’s 2011 Virginia Bioscience Company of the Year Award in May. The award recognizes the firm with strong overall perfor...
University of Virginia researchers and spin-out companies were recognized for their leadership in business and innovation at the 13th annual Charlottesville Business Innovation Council Awards Gala, held Wednesday at the Farmington Country Club. The ...
HemoSonics LLC, a medical device company founded on technology developed at the University of Virginia, recently secured three federal grants worth nearly $2 million. The funding came from two highly competitive programs administered by the U.S. Sma...