UM-BILD Accelerator Awardees
In vivo fiber-optic catheter to measure real-time intra-arterial oxygen saturation and blood pressure For more information about this technology, please contact the UM Ventures, Baltimore team. Bio... Read More
Assaying Red Blood Cell Quality for Blood Supply Management For more information about this technology, please contact the UM Ventures, Baltimore team. Bio Dr. Kao is an expert in the design, synth... Read More
Commercialization of DART Nanotherapeutics Technology for Fn14-positive Cancers For more information about this technology, please contact the UM Ventures, Baltimore team. Bio Anthony Kim is a ten... Read More
Trans-Esophageal Aortic Blood flow Occlusion (TEABO) to Control Non-Compressible Torso Hemorrhage For more information about this technology, please contact the UM Ventures, Baltimore team. Read More
Scale-Up and Dose-Response Evaluation of LNP-Lurbinectedin in Small Cell Lung Cancer For more information about this technology, please contact the UM Ventures, Baltimore team. Read More
Multifunctional near-infrared dye-doped polymer dots for near infrared optical imaging and photodynamic therapy Bio Dr. Rosenzweig’s research program aims to develop new techniques for the sy... Read More
An integrated system for management of substance use disorder Bio Ramana Vinjamuri received his undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering from Kakatiya University (India) in 2002. He received ... Read More
As the result of a unique collaboration between UM-BILD and The Baltimore Fund, Cohort 3 includes two Mini-Grants (three month, $25,000 projects), each of which enables a Morgan State University professor to advance promising early-stage work and explore its applicability to a current health-care challenge.
Iterative decoupling method for poroelastic models that reduce compute times Morgan State University Faculty Profile Read More
Using Force-Enhanced Adhesion to Improve Nasal Drug Delivery Efficiency Bio Dr. Zheng Li is an assistant professor in the Mechatronics Engineering Department. He received his B.Eng. in Energy and P... Read More
UM-BILD/Maryland Innovation Initiative (MII) Projects are chosen jointly by the UM-BILD Internal Advisory Committee and the Executive Director of the MII, from among the Technology Assessment MII grants that are already being undertaken by investigators at the three UM-BILD partner universities and the University Maryland, College Park. UM-BILD leverages MII’s funding by providing these investigators with the same mentorship and educational opportunities as are afforded to Pilot Project Grant awardees.
Preclinical Development of IMPRINT-NP as a Novel Lung Treatment for Severe Asthma Bio The Pearson Lab for Immunomodulatory Biomaterials is focused on developing strategies for treating dysreg... Read More
New Small Molecule CN06 Boosts Chemotherapy's Anticancer Benefits Bio Metabolism-based drug-drug interactions and drug-induced liver toxicity are major concerns in both drug development and ... Read More
UM-BILD is expanding its collaboration with MII to encompass the Baltimore Innovation Initiative (BII). UM-BILD is extending mentorship and educational opportunities to two recent BII projects in the health care arena.
Advancing Coordinated Care and Emerging Smart Solutions for Disabled Populations (ACCESS-DP) Read More
Advancing precision medicine through commercialization of the micropurification technology Bio Translational research bridges basic research and patient care through the development of new therapie... Read More
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