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PerVista, Inc., located in Oxon Hill, Md., a company developing artificial intelligence (AI) solutions that will support a proactive approach to threat detection.

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TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced a recent Builder Fund investment in JuneBrain Inc., a biotechnology company.

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Nonadherence to therapy in chronic disease leads to poor outcomes and high cost. It is estimated that the rate of adherence to chronic medications is only in the range of 50%, which is responsible for half of all treatment failures and up to 25% of US hospitalizations each year.

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 TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced a recent round of investments through its Maryland Innovation Initiative (MII), marking a significant milestone in promoting the commercialization of groundbreaking research from Maryland’s prestigious academic institutio

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TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced a recent round of investments through its Maryland Innovation Initiative, marking a significant milestone in promoting the commercialization of groundbreaking research from Maryland’s prestigious academic institutions.

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“TEDCO is committed to remaining accessible to the ecosystem. As such, if founders are interested in learning more about our process, where their company may fit, or if they have questions about our process, we offer a monthly Investment Open Forum.

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“We understand that a standardized approach to overseeing public influence of sports betting is needed, which is why I founded SharpRank,” said Christopher Adams, founder and chief executive officer at SharpRank.

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“At Solaxa, we are developing neurorestorative treatments for children and adults suffering from rare neurodegenerative diseases and acute nerve injuries,” said Christian Walker, CEO and founder of Solaxa.

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About 40 people attended the forum, which was facilitated by Shelly Gross-Wade of Bay Crossing Consulting, one of the forum sponsors along with the Rural Maryland Council, the Upper Shore Regional Council and the Maryland Technology Development Corp.  

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