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Clinical trial that TEDCO’s MSCRF funded between Longevron and UMB

Local cybersecurity software firm Bandura Systems has raised $3.5 million in a seed round to expand sales and development.

This work was supported by National Institutes of Health grants and a Maryland Innovation Initiative award from TEDCO to Atul Bedi and Rajani Ravi.

The program, a collaboration with Vheda Health, launched in Pinellas, Hillsborough, Pasco, Polk and Highlands counties in October 2017.

Government, community and business leaders came together to celebrate RoosterBio, Inc.’s official transition from local incubator start-up client to a thriving, established company that puts Frederick, Maryland, at the epicenter of a major field change.

TEDCO and the Abell Foundation are the might and money behind local startups.

gel-e Inc., announces two new grants that support the development of internal use hemostats.

Maryland Technology Development Corp. made new seed investments in five Maryland startup companies, totaling $600,000.

Bio-Trac workshop offers a unique opportunity for researchers to get hands-on training from handling iPS cells

TEDCO Vice President of Marketing and Ellicott City resident one of 52 selected for professional development program.

52 business and community leaders chosen to complete eight-month professional development program, including Tammi Thomas, TEDCO VP of Marketing.

The University System of Maryland (USM) has selected NextStep Robotics, a start-up company that has developed a personalized robotic therapy to help relieve discomforts of “foot drop” syndrome in recovering stroke patients, as recipient of the second investment from the recently established Maryland

The Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO) announced a total of $600,000 in seed funding for five companies Thursday.

A pair of entrepreneurs from Johns Hopkins are working to develop technology that can use sound waves to treat brain tumors.

Betamore, Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures and UM Ventures have launched Trajectory Next, a health care startup incubator focused on helping new companies that already have gone through at least one accelerator program.