Published 5/28/20 on Technical.ly Baltimore From founders to incubator leaders to extraordinary networkers, these are the people making the links to grow the community. Think tech and entrepreneurship, and it’s likely that the companies come to mind first. Whether they’re …
Published 5/26/20 on Bio Buzz Breethe, a company built on technology licensed out of the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB), was acquired by Abiomed, a publicly-traded medical device company located in Massachusetts, in late April 2020. Financials were not disclosed, but the …
Published 5/27/20 on ALEI’s Website As the spring semester comes to a close, the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources’ (AGNR) Dean’s Student Advisory Council (DSAC) recently announced their academic award winners during a virtual awards ceremony. Elizabeth Thilmany, a …
Published 5/27/20 on UMB News Education has always gone hand in hand with research at the University of Maryland. Among what it called the “many benefits” the General Assembly was hoping to promulgate when it established the College of Medicine …
Published 5/20/20 in Maryland Matters Students across the University System of Maryland are graduating. But there are no auditoriums and arenas packed with people, cheering and taking photos as their children, grandchildren, spouses, parents and friends cross the stage. There is no …
Published 5/18/20 by USM Company led by Former UMCP and National Institute of Standards and Technology Faculty Member Drastically Cuts Detection Time for Salmonella and E. coli in Food Baltimore, MD. (May 18, 2020) – The University System of Maryland (USM) Maryland Momentum …
Published 5/12/20 on UMB News During a recent appearance on the Maryland Tech Council’s CapitalM Zoomcast, James L. Hughes, MBA, senior vice president and chief enterprise and economic development officer at the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB), shared how University physicians, researchers, and tech …
Published 5/8/20 on UMB News One New York Times writer called the situation “another opportunistic infection, flourishing in the conditions created by the COVID-19 pandemic.” In many cases victims of domestic violence and abuse are in lockdown with their abusers, …
Published 5/7/20 in the Washington Post One week after Georgia allowed dine-in restaurants, hair salons and other businesses to reopen, an additional 62,440 visitors arrived there daily, most from surrounding states where such businesses remained shuttered, according to an analysis …
PR Newswire, 5/7/20 Company spun out of UMB School of Pharmacy aims to leverage its approach — combining modern artificial intelligence (AI) with traditional mechanistic models — to arm health care professionals with the best data to provide personalized treatment …