Haima Press Releases
MARCH 27, 2023. Haima Therapeutics Announces the Appointments of Dr. Matthew Neal as Chief Medical Officer and Dr. Stephen Flaim as Board Member
FEBRUARY 1, 2023. Haima Therapeutics integral part of DAPRA FSHARP $46M project to develop a shelf-stable whole blood surrogate
NOVEMBER 23, 2020. Haima Therapeutics Announces the Appointment of Dr. Wolfgang Bergmeier and Dr. Beth Shaz to its Scientific Advisory Board
SEPTEMBER 30, 2020. Haima Therapeutics receives $3M from the U.S. Department of Defense to study its Synthetic Platelet Technology in combination with Other Blood Surrogate Products
APRIL 27, 2020. Haima Therapeutics licenses synthetic platelet technology from Case Western Reserve University for hemostatic therapy
APRIL 16, 2020. Haima Therapeutics Receives Phase II SBIR award from the National Science Foundation to Develop its SynthoPlate Product
NOVEMBER 20, 2019. Haima Therapeutics Announces the Appointment of Dr. Timothy Pelura as Independent Board Member and Executive Advisor
SEPTEMBER 5, 2018. Cleveland, OH. Haima Therapeutics Receives Phase I SBIR Contract from Department of Defense US Army to Develop its SynthoPlate Product
MAY 29, 2018. Case Western Reserve and Haima Therapeutics sign option license to develop SynthoPlate
News Articles Highlighting Haima Therapeutics
FEBRUARY 24, 2021. CASE WESTERN RESERVE’S ANIRBAN SEN GUPTA LEADS TEAM TO ADVANCE BIOINSPIRED NANOTECHNOLOGY TO ENHANCE BLOOD CLOTTING TO STOP SEVERE TRAUMATIC BLEEDING
August 12, 2020. Scientists work to freeze-dry synthetic platelets
July 15, 2020. biomimicry institute article: sticking with the status quo? how inspiration from nature can transform the world of biomedicine
June 29, 2020. Third Frontier awards $2.4 million to Northeast Ohio universities and companies
June 21, 2020. With BioEnterprise's future uncertain, incubator tenants are happy with University Circle location
June 15, 2020. Sticking with the Status Quo? How Inspiration from Nature Can Transform the World of Biomedicine
April 7, 2020. PNAS News Feature: Making and storing blood to save lives
January 20, 2020. New Blood. Scientists have long sought an artificial substitute for blood platelets. A Case researcher may have found it. (Case Western Alumni Association Newsletter)