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Events

TEDCO's Investment Open Forum

During this informative meeting, you’ll have the chance to hear from our investment team and ask

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TEDCO's Venture Development Open Forum

Join TEDCO’s Venture Development team for a monthly Open Forum — a recurring lunchtime discussion

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TEDCO’s BRIDGE Program Open Forum

Come to the Open Forum to learn more about TEDCO's BRIDGE program and how it connects you to advi

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The Daily Record Icon Honors Awards

The Icon Honors awards recognize Maryland leaders over the age of 60 for their notable success an

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TEDCO in the News

Stephen Auvil: Advancing Innovation Between Labs and Startups

Today's guest is Stephen Auvil, Chief Federal Engagement Officer at TEDCO, where he fosters connections and supports collaboration between industry and federal labs throughout Maryland. Stephen’s path began when an MBA class ignited his interest in combining science and business, shaping a career
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Propelling Maryland's aerospace future: The synergy of MATC and MAA

Maryland's aerospace industry represents a formidable economic engine and a critical hub for national security and technological innovation. With 15 of the world’s top 20 aerospace and defense companies calling Maryland home, the state's capabilities span space exploration, satellite technology
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TEDCO Invests in Higher Medicine

Higher Medicine is a company working to develop functional cures for Kabuki syndrome (KS) using epigenetic modifying molecules. The business aims to restore the open versus closed chromatin balance, the primary cause of KS, by using an LSD-1 inhibitor and accelerating into a patient clinical study.
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TEDCO Invests in Higher Medicine

Higher Medicine, located in Baltimore, Md., is a company working to develop functional cures for Kabuki syndrome (KS) using epigenetic modifying molecules. The business aims to restore the open versus closed chromatin balance, the primary cause of KS, by using an LSD-1 inhibitor and accelerating
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