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Integer shareholders approve $5.7B sale to private equity firm KKR
Integer (NYSE:ITGR) shareholders have overwhelmingly approved a $5.7 billion acquisition by an affiliate of KKR-managed investment funds. Yesterday’s vote was 26,065,335 for, 10,513 against, and 1,993 abstaining, according to a Form 8-K filed with the SEC. The company first announced the proposed deal in August. Plano, Texas–based Integer is one of the world’s largest medical device…
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Reactive xPEI polymer enables high-temperature SLS printing
NEWS RELEASE: New reactive polymer technology enables SLS printing of high-temperature amorphous components BlueSky Polymers, Insight Polymers and ALM join forces to produce an SLS-printable reactive polyetherimide (xPEI) that offers design and process flexibility for high-temperature, high-performance engineering parts. Kingsport, Tenn. — BlueSky Polymers, Insight Polymers and Advanced Laser Materials (ALM) have developed an amorphous, reactive…
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MIT researchers design implantable ultrasound-powered drug delivery device to minimize tumor recurrence
MIT researchers have designed an implantable drug delivery device that could prevent the recurrence of glioblastoma. Named LUCID, for Long-term Ultrasound-enhanced Convective Injection Device, the implant combines wireless ultrasound and targeted delivery technology to help drugs bypass the blood-brain barrier and spread farther through the brain. LUCID is designed to be placed during tumor removal…

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MIT researchers design implantable ultrasound-powered drug delivery device to minimize tumor recurrence
MIT researchers have designed an implantable drug delivery device that could prevent the recurrence of glioblastoma. Named LUCID, for Long-term Ultrasound-enhanced Convective Injection Device, the implant combines wireless ultrasound and targeted delivery technology to help drugs bypass the blood-brain barrier and spread farther through the brain. LUCID is designed to be placed during tumor removal…











































