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University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science researchers have received grants from the Maryland Industrial Partnerships (MIPS) program to support new technology product development projects in Maryland.

The NIH grant will fund a study to evaluate the JHU spinout's video-based platform. It gives the company hard data on how its working.

The cybersecurity startup planted a flag in Columbia earlier this year, and is looking to ramp up sales growth with backing from investors in the region.

Local cybersecurity software firm Bandura Systems has raised a $4 million Series A funding round to support growth and increase sales.

The HERstory Gala is the premier event for the Women In Bio (WIB) Capital Region chapter and supporters.

Insightin Health, a provider of data-driven decision-making technology for healthcare member acquisition, retention and engagement, and Payspan, a leading provider of automated payment and reimbursement solutions for health plans and providers, today announced a strategic partnership.

TEDCO's John Wasilisin shares great information for early-stage technology and life sciences companies in Maryland! He provided insightful leadership advice as well. (www.TEDCO.md)

Paragon Bioservices, the leading private equity-backed biologics contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) with proven expertise in gene therapy and next-generation vaccines, announces today two key leadership promotions

Recently, ClearMask received $25,000 in grant funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support ClearMask’s commercialization efforts.

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.