Company Milestones
November, 13 09
July 2008:
Brighter Ideas, Inc. is pleased to announce the hiring of Paul D. Burns, consulting CEO
June 2008:
Patent Application approved for “Three-Phase Partitioning Method for Purifying a Protein” (previously called “Method for Isolating Horseradish Peroxidase”)
February 2008:
Patent for “Apparatuses and Methods for Determining Protease Activity” officially issued
January 2008:
Acquisition of a major wholesale contract for antibodies to native GFP (approved Sept 2007, contract to begin Jan 1, 2008)
November 2003:
Brighter Ideas, Inc. incorporated in the state of New Jersey as an S-Corp
Bii-BioAnalytics Collaboration
August, 20 09
The BioAnalytics Group and Brighter Ideas, Inc. Sign Collaboration Agreement.
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The Lipman Log
April, 18 09
GFP Nobel Prize
April, 17 09
Info for the Public
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chemadv08
April, 16 09
ASP News – Winter 2008-09
January, 20 09
Article by WILLIAM W. WARD, PhD – “A Victory for Basic Research”
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Reflections on the GFP Nobel “Buzz”
October, 8 08
Biotech’s Glowing Breakthrough Wins Nobel Prize Read the Forbes.com article on the awarding of the Nobel Prize for GFP “William Ward, a professor at Rutgers University, had spent a decade becoming one of the world’s experts on GFP and the Aequoria jellyfish”. Matthew Herper, 10-08-08 Forbes.com
Dr. Bill Ward, founder and president of Brighter Ideas, and world expert in bioluminescence, has devoted 35 years pursuing basic research on GFP. His work, and that of a score of other biochemists, has provided the groundwork upon which the Nobel prize winning research is based.
