Trapped-ion systems are gaining momentum in the quest to make a commercial quantum computer Published 11/17/20 in Nature A technology for building quantum computers that has long been sidelined by major companies is gaining momentum. As quantum computing has transformed …
Published 11/10/20 in Technical.ly Baltimore Developed by a University of Maryland School of Medicine surgeon, Breethe was acquired in May by Massachusetts medical device company Abiomed. The company says it could help COVID-19 patients. An acquisition wasn’t the only milestone …
Posted: Tuesday, November 10, 2020 7:01 am Associated Press | WASHINGTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Nov 10, 2020– Ion Storage Systems (ISS) today announced that it will move into a new 20,000 square foot headquarters, located in Maryland’s Prince George’s County. The space will house essential …
Published 11/4/20 in Baltimore Fishbowl A Maryland program to connect potential victims of child sex trafficking with needed services will expand to more jurisdictions with $1 million in grant funding, officials announced Wednesday. The grant award will continue the Child Sex …
https://www.jmoreliving.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/2020_10_Jmore.pdf See complete article “Innovations in Health care | Salute to the medical and scientific trailblazers” — Pages 37-42 Published 10/2020 in JMore Living
Published 10/30/20 in Baltimore Business Journal Growing technology and biotech firms in Greater Baltimore are on track to raise near-record amounts of venture capital this year. The most notable recently-inked tech deals include fintech Facet Wealth’s $25 million Series B funding round and the …
The Visiting Fellows in Neuroscience Program allows students to acquire new techniques and broaden training through cross-campus research. Published 10/1/20 Two University of Maryland, College Park students in the Neuroscience and Cognitive Science (NACS) graduate program have been announced as …
MPower Projects to Focus on Testing, Vaccines, Telehealth, Health Communications Published 9/25/20 in Maryland Today Five teams of researchers from the University of Maryland, College Park and the University of Maryland, Baltimore are splitting nearly $500,000 in seed grants to …
Published 9/10/20 in Maryland Matters A 2016 decision to link the research labs at the University of Maryland College Park with those at the University of Maryland at Baltimore is paying dividends in the competition for federal COVID-19 research dollars, …