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Universal Biosensors Investor Newsletter December 2015
- Published December 16, 2015 2:57PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
As we approach Christmas and the holiday season, we look back at what’s been an eventful year for Universal Biosensors. The year is also ending on a high for innovative companies like UBI with the release of the Federal Government’s innovation policy.
- FROM THE CEO’S DESK
- FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INNOVATION POLICY
- Q&A WITH GARRY CHAMBERS, VP OF TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
- POINT OF CARE MARKET EXPECTED TO GROW STRONGLY
- SPREADING THE UBI WORD
- J&J SYNCS BLOOD GLUCOSE DATA WITH APPLE HEALTH APP
FROM THE CEO’S DESK
Universal Biosensors has had a year of significant progress and development that’s put us in a strong position to grow further in 2016.
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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INNOVATION POLICY
The federal government’s focus on innovation is a welcome development that recognises the importance of our high tech sector and the role it will play in Australia’s economic and social future.
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Q&A WITH GARRY CHAMBERS, VP OF TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
“…we are taking a powerful, proven, low-cost system and broadening its application to higher value tests over time.”
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POINT OF CARE MARKET EXPECTED TO GROW STRONGLY
The point-of-care diagnostics market is forecast to grow strongly in the next five years, with research predicting the global sector to reach $US18 billion by 2020.
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SPREADING THE UBI WORD
UBI CEO Paul Wright has been promoting the company around Australia and the world, presenting in almost every Australian capital city and in the US, Asia and Europe.
J&J SYNCS BLOOD GLUCOSE DATA WITH APPLE HEALTH APP
Johnson & Johnson’s LifeScan has announced data collected on its blood glucose devices can now be synced with Apple’s Health app on iPhones.