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, …
Published in the Daily Record, 9/14/20 GlycoT Therapeutics LLC, a UM Ventures startup company based on intellectual property developed at the University of Maryland, Baltimore and University of Maryland, College Park, executed a sublicense agreement for its glycoengineering technology with Daiichi Sankyo Company, Limited, GlycoT officials said …
Press Released issued by UMB and UMCP on 9/1/20 The Joint Steering Council of the University of Maryland Strategic Partnership: MPowering the State (MPower), a formal collaboration of the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) and the University of Maryland, College Park (UMCP), has awarded funding to …
Published 9/4/20 by Lancaster Farming For six years the Agriculture Law Education Initiative, a multi-institutional University of Maryland program that provides legal education to the agricultural community, has hosted a conference to discuss the complex legal issues that farmers grapple …
Published 9/1/20 on UMIACS Website: umiacs.umd.edu Computer scientists at the University of Maryland, College Park, are collaborating with child behavioral specialists at the University of Maryland, Baltimore, to improve telehealth services for children living in rural areas of the state, …
Following last year’s FDA clearance for the company’s ultrasound feeding tube placement device, CoapTech is looking to ramp up commercialization. Published 9/2/20 in Technical.ly Baltimore Baltimore medical device startup CoapTech raised $7 million in a Series B funding round as it continues …
Published 8/18/20 by the University of Maryland School of Public Health The FDA has issued several novel coronavirus tests, but the tests are often time-consuming and sometimes inaccurate— failing to meet the urgent need to quickly identify and isolate infected people. …
Published 8/12/20 on Technical.ly Baltimore PUMAS-AI launched its first product, which aids in the development cycle of pharmaceutical drugs. It’s available now to download for free for academic and noncommercial use. A startup launched out by faculty at University of Maryland, …