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Vixiar Medical, Inc., a privately held Maryland company dedicated to the development of non-invasive devices and systems for monitoring cardiopulmonary diseases, announced today that it closed its most recent financing of $1.5 million from new and existing investors.

Four Johns Hopkins professors received grants through a fund created to help faculty put their research on a path to commercialization.

The clearance for EchoSure marks the second regulatory approval for a product from the Canton-based medical device startup in a year.

This partnership will allow remodelmate customers to apply for financing through SoFi for home renovation projects.

An independent study released Wednesday shows The Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO) generates $1.6 billion in economic impact for the state and suppported 7,746 jobs.

RackTop Systems, a nine-year-old Howard County developer of secure systems used for storing data, has raised $15 million in funding.

TrackOFF CEO talks with the WSJ about companies selling your data

MaxCyte thinks the technology will shorten and simplify the CAR-T production process.

TEDCO's Amritha Jaishankar spotlight from WIB-Capital Region

The clinical-stage company is developing a drug that would diminish the effects of nicotine in the body.

Gov. Larry Hogan has allotted $16 million in initial funding to support the program, which would be managed through TEDCO.

Curbio Inc., headquartered in Maryland, the pre-sale home renovation specialist that’s rapidly expanding from coast-to-coast, has commenced operations in Houston.

Jason Kwicien is joining the Columbia-based pet health IT company's leadership team

Freestate Optics is a TEDCO Maryland Innovation Initiative portfolio company.