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A panel at the Wisconsin Economic Summit 2024 featured the innovations of three companies: Aramid Technologies, RAIC Labs, and Curate.

The Madison-based company has developed technology to use live tumor cells for personalized solutions.

The Madison-based company uses radiologic images to create a detailed report that helps oncologists pinpoint which cancers are responding to treatment—a form of personalized medicine.

The Madison-based company uses radiologic images to create a detailed report that helps oncologists pinpoint which cancers are responding to treatment—a form of personalized medicine.

Wisconsin biohealth companies rely on the state's manufacturers to supply production systems, make components, develop customized equipment, and test for safety and efficacy. These manufacturers provide the supply chain that allows labs and assembly lines to operate—in Wisconsin, throughout the U.S., and around the world.

Wisconsin biohealth companies rely on the state's manufacturers to supply production systems, make components, develop customized equipment, and test for safety and efficacy. These manufacturers provide the supply chain that allows labs and assembly lines to operate—in Wisconsin, throughout the U.S., and around the world.

Wisconsin entrepreneurs are unlocking success by turning to Kiva.org for crowd-funded micro-loans that enable them to raise the capital they need to grow and thrive.

Begun as a research project at UW-Madison in 2017, the startup aims to give small businesses access to powerful data science insights.

The Eau Claire-based startup's cloud-based platform uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to simplify and improve the process of delivering care at home, in assisted living facilities, or in retirement communities.

The 2023 Wisconsin Biohealth Summit highlighted how Wisconsin companies are leading the way forward in personalized medicine.

The 10th annual Wisconsin Innovation Awards took place Oct. 10.