Published 6/26/19 New Center for Blood Oxygen Transport & Hemostasis to Focus on Developing Diagnostics and Therapeutics with Aim to Revolutionize Emergency Medicine Steven J. Czinn, MD, The Drs. Rouben and Violet Jiji Endowed Professor and Chair, Department of Pediatrics …
Published 6/18/19 Accelerated regulatory pathway for first internal use product GAITHERSBURG, Md., June 18, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — gel-e Inc., announces Breakthrough Status Designation from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its first internal-use flowable device. gel-e is developing a line of advanced hemostatic …
Published 6/17/19 on Technical.ly Baltimore The UMB spinout is one of 50 companies who will present in San Francisco this week as part of MedTech Innovator’s programming. A Baltimore medical device company is among startups participating in an accelerator focused …
Published 6/3/19 on Maryland Energy Innovation Institute Website Ion Storage Systems (ISS) announced the closing of an $8M financing round led by Alsop Louie Partners a risk-oriented venture capital firm based in San Francisco. ISS is focused on developing the most …
Published 5/29/19 on Technical.ly Baltimore Through UM Ventures’ Presidential Entrepreneurial Fellowship program, students from different schools at the university help startups move technology forward. Front row (L to R): Tida Jarjou, Yiwei Gao, Jonathan Ostrosky and Raqeeb Jamil. Back row: …
Published 5/14/19 on UMB News May 14, 2019 | By Laura Lee U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams, MD, MPH, carries a tube of naloxone spray with him everywhere he goes to emphasize one of his main public health priorities: addressing the opioid …
Published 5/14/19 on Technical.ly Baltimore Led by the Abell Foundation, the round included local investors. The company’s robotic device is designed to treat a common mobility challenge encountered by stroke survivors. NextStep Robotics’ Brad Hennessie speaking at Baltimore Innovation Week …
Published 5/6/19 on Technical.ly Baltimore By Stephen Babcock / REPORTER The company’s device uses ultrasound, which will allow a feeding tube to be placed without need for a surgical setting. With regulatory approval, it’s taking a key step toward commercialization. CoapTech team …
Published 4/30/19 in the Baltimore Business Journal UMB-born startup CoapTech has developed a technology that allows for more efficient, less-invasive feeding tube placement for hospital patients. By Morgan Eichensehr – Reporter, Baltimore Business Journal Apr 30, 2019, 8:50am EDT Updated a day ago Baltimore medical …
Published 4/30/19 on New York Times on line By Karen Zraick April 30, 2019 A custom-made drone delivered a kidney this month to a Maryland woman who had waited eight years for a lifesaving transplant. While it was only a short test …