Psivida wins technology award

By Melissa Trudinger
Thursday, 15 July, 2004

Nanotechnology company Psivida (ASX: PSD) has had its research applying its BioSilicon technology to drug delivery, diagnostics, orthopaedics and tissue engineering recognised with a 2004 Excellence in Research Award from US consulting group Frost & Sullivan.

Frost & Sullivan announced the award in a recently released study focusing on nanomedicine.

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