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TEDCO
doles out dough to 4 Md. startups
The Maryland Technology Development Corp., formed by the
state's Department of Business and Economic Development to help
fund promising startups, has awarded $170,000 to four companies.
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TEDCO
gives UM-based firms $50K
The Baltimore businesses, Alba Therapeutics
and Aurora Analytics, each received $50,000 from the Maryland
Technology Transfer Fund, which helps businesses transfer technology
from universities and federal laboratories to the marketplace.
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UMBC
fishing for returns
The University of Maryland, Baltimore County is putting
its prestige, knowledge and backing behind a fishy idea. Stephen
Auvil, UMBC's director of technology development, said the university
decided to back a new startup, Aurora Analytics LLC, because
the innovative process it developed for detecting seafood spoilage
was discovered by one of its researchers. . .
UMBC's
Technology Startup Company: Aurora Analytics
The University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) is playing
a major role in the formation of technology company Aurora Analytics,
LLC. Aurora is focused on the development and manufacture of
innovative consumer and research diagnostic products based on
proprietary technology. One area of focus for Aurora is the
low-cost, on-site, and rapid detection of spoilage in seafood.
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UMBC
launches first spin-off; company develops food tech
Aurora Analytics LLC is the first spinout launched by the
university's Office of Technology Development and is its most
ambitious move yet to foster technology transfer, commercializing
university research with the help of investors and strategic
partners. The company is headed by two UMBC-affiliated chemists,
Aris Kalivretenos and William R. LaCourse. . .
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