RAIN Scientific
Rain Scientific is dedicated to addressing critical health issues such as sepsis and wound care, with a focus on innovative solutions and strategic partnerships. Their mission involves advancing research and development to improve patient outcomes, supported by collaborations with government agencies, legal, and financial advisors.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
RAIN Scientific
Huntersville, North Carolina, United States, North America
Patents
Device, system and method for killing viruses in blood through electrode wires
US-12397154-B2
View DetailsDevice, system and method for killing viruses in blood through electrode wires
US-12023490-B2
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Device, system and method for killing viruses in blood through electrode wires
US-12397154-B2
View DetailsDevice, system and method for killing viruses in blood through electrode wires
US-12023490-B2
View DetailsServices
Coordination of research partnerships and funding relationships with military research programs and institutes to support R&D activities.
Coordination with regulatory advisors experienced in combination product and device/drug pathways to inform regulatory strategy.
Engagement with commercial and capital advisors to support fundraising and commercialization planning.
Coordination of research partnerships and funding relationships with military research programs and institutes to support R&D activities.
Coordination with regulatory advisors experienced in combination product and device/drug pathways to inform regulatory strategy.
Engagement with commercial and capital advisors to support fundraising and commercialization planning.
Expertise Areas
- Wound care
- Sepsis therapeutics and diagnostics
- Antimicrobial resistance research
- Regulatory strategy for combination products
Key Technologies
- Antimicrobial resistance research
- Wound care therapeutic and device development
- Combination product development
- Government-funded clinical research programs
News & Updates
Wound Care and Sepsis are top priorities for the United States Department of Defense due to the escalating problem with multidrug resistant organisms.
Wound Care and Sepsis are top priorities for the United States Department of Defense due to the escalating problem with multidrug resistant organisms.