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When it comes to the need for technological innovation, Maryland has been putting its money where its mouth is for more than 20 years. The state legislature established TEDCO in 1998, and in just two decades, the economic impact to the state has exceeded $1 billion.

This summer, two Hopkins faculty members and two Hopkins startups will receive funding from the Maryland Innovation Initiative (“MII”) to commercialize promising technologies.

A Maryland startup aiming to bring nanotechnology to the wearable tech space has earned a $25,000 investment from Maryland Technology DevelopmentCorp., to help it move closer to market.

The Maryland biotech startup is developing new treatments for Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s disease.

A Frederick startup working to help save consumers and companies money on their energy consumption is ramping up sales with a new $25,000 investment from Maryland Technology Development Corp.

Gaithersburg manufacturing platform Xometry acquired a competitor and raised $25 million, the startup announced Tuesday.

Dr. Carl Merril began researching bacteria-killing viruses at National Institutes of Health in 1965, leading to a partnership with the U.S. Navy’s biological defense group to combat potential bioterrorism attacks with superbugs.

Cykloburn Technologies, born out of Morgan State University, has also been awarded a $225,000 Phase I grant.

Cykloburn Technologies LLC, a company developing a low-emission combustion system that converts biomass into energy, announced that it has been awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I grant.

TEDCO plans to provide funding and business-building programming to entrepreneurs from groups who are often overlooked by investors through a new fund that will begin this fall.

The secret to becoming a successful CEO “Build your own comfort level with being uncomfortable”.

CEO Vadim Polikov said the company has been growing its slate of science-oriented games.

RackTop’s BrickStor platform that offers high-performance Software-Defined Storage embedded with advanced security, encryption and compliance earns prestigious industry recognition

RoosterBio Inc. has joined the new NSF Engineering Research Center for Cell Manufacturing Technologies, known as CMaT.