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Study co-authors Kunwoo Lee and Hyo Min Park have formed a start-up company, GenEdit (Murthy has an ownership stake in GenEdit), which is focused on translating the CRISPR-Gold technology into humans.

The pair has formed a start-up, called Aeropowder, to try and turn their invention into a commercial product.

Huber says he has formed a start-up company, Anellotech, that plans to commercialize the technology, first with a small pilot plant, followed by a commercial demonstration facility.

My son graduated a year ago, and, out of desperation, he and a couple of college friends formed a start-up in the motion picture industry.

The authors declare the following competing financial interest(s): G.S.R. and S.H. hold intellectual property related to the illumination sources and have formed a start-up entity to facilitate commercialization.

This allowed participants to tell their own story and formed a starting point for the interview to develop.

One area that can form a starting point to build bridges between the two paradigm sets, is measurement of active biomass.

Two years later, not much is expected of him other than sharing his experience with the players forming a starting XI that does not include him.

Although this study has several limitations, the results form a starting point for future consideration and research by demonstrating how lack of local language proficiency may be a potential source of difficulty during disasters.

Quick -- who's more likely to form a start-up company this year?

Engineers with an idea can break away to form a start-up knowing the infrastructure is already in place.