Published 7/24/20 on UMB News It’s hard to find anyone who doesn’t speak effusively about the 34th president of the University of Maryland, College Park (UMCP) — Darryll J. Pines, PhD, MS. Upon announcing in February that Pines would take the reins this …
Published by UMB, 7/15/20 A company spun out of the University of Maryland 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 …
Cardiovascular, NICU, and orthopaedic and spine device innovators gain access to a new pediatric accelerator and compete Oct. 7, 2020 in final showcase Published 6/29/20, Children’s National Hospital WASHINGTON, June 29, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Ten finalists have been named in the prestigious …
Published 6/29/20 on UMD Right Now COLLEGE PARK, Md. – The University of Maryland today announces its Main Administration Building will be named in honor of Maryland Senator Thomas V. “Mike” Miller, Jr. For more than 30 years, Senator Miller …
Published 6/30/20 in Sports Illustrated The day has come for the official retirement of University of Maryland president Wallace Loh as he penned his final letter before parting. “Today is my final day as president of the University of Maryland. …
Published 7/1/20 in the Baltimore Business Journal A University of Maryland, Baltimore-born company aiming to develop new medical devices for use in heart surgeries has raised $8.3 million in new funding. The newly announced financing for Protaryx Medical includes $3.2 …
The Baltimore-based company was cofounded by two of the key people involved in Harpoon Medical’s 2017 acquisition. UM Ventures has been an early supporter and investor. Published 7/6/20 in Technical.ly Baltimore Protaryx Medical, a startup out of the University of Maryland, …
Published 6/8/20 in Technical.ly Baltimore Months after moving to Baltimore, the company is growing its team and gaining funding from local institutions. Less than a year after relocating its headquarters to Baltimore, biotech company KaloCyte has raised new funding from Maryland-based investors …
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 …