Published on 6/5/17 in Technical.ly/Baltimore Serenta Biotechnology recently completed a licensing deal with the University of Maryland, Baltimore Drug companies poured lots of resources into seeking a vaccine for staph infections, but have yet to succeed. In Maryland, a startup is …
June 1, 2017 – License agreement gives Serenta exclusive rights to a vaccine for prevention of Staph aureus infections, a deadly disease leading to the hospitalization of 1.2 million Americans, affecting millions more BALTIMORE AND GAITHERSBURG, MD, May 31, 2017 …
Published 5/19/17 in the Baltimore Sun With a futuristic headset wrapped around her head, Dr. Sarah Murthi looks as if she is ready to play a video game. But the surgeon at Maryland Shock Trauma Center, dressed in pink scrubs, …
Published 5/8/17 in the Baltimore Sun With a futuristic headset wrapped around her head, Dr. Sarah Murthi looks as if she is ready to play a video game. But the surgeon at Maryland Shock Trauma Center, dressed in pink scrubs, …
Published 4/26/17 on the University of Maryland, Robert H. Smith School of Business website. Fasika Delessa ’18 writes about a student consulting project with College Park’s Support, Advocacy, Freedom and Empowerment (SAFE) Center. College students are busy; with packed schedules and …
Published 4/27/17 in UMB News As the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) has begun encouraging entrepreneurship among students as well as faculty, the President’s Symposium and White Paper Project completed a year-long exploration of how best to encourage innovation. …
Published 4/24/17 in the Diamondback Since the University of Maryland and the University of Maryland, Baltimore united under the MPowering the State initiative in 2012, they have partnered to create several programs for nursing students, human trafficking survivors, biomedical researchers …
Published on 4/20/17 on Smithsonian Online Doctors and engineers at the University of Maryland team up to build a tool that projects images and vital information right above a patient The patient lies on the exam table, as the surgeon …
Published on 4/12/17 in Technical.ly Baltimore Researchers in College Park and Baltimore will have key roles in the Center for Engineering Complex Tissues The University of Maryland is taking the lead in a new effort to 3D-print human body parts. …
Published on 4/11/17 on UMD Right Now COLLEGE PARK, Md. – The University of Maryland (UMD) announced today that it will lead a National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded Biomedical Technology Resource Center (BTRC) aimed at advancing techniques to create complex …