Salmonics, a biotech startup at TechPlace in Brunswick, is taking part in a 12-month residency at Northeastern University’s Roux Institute in Portland with a goal to refine its technology and enhance development of its fish-derived biomedical products. Read more
TechPlace startup to advance biomedical product development through Roux residency
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