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Home > Press > University of Maryland Announces 17 Research Projects Involving Faculty, Maryland Companies to Develop New Commercial Products
The University of Maryland's Maryland Industrial Partnerships Program (MIPS) today announces 17 research projects between Maryland companies and university faculty to develop technology-based commercial products.
The projects, which span the State of Maryland, include environmentally friendly floors for poultry houses, portable wind turbines for generating energy, sound-expanding technologies for electric guitars, therapeutics for lupus, breast and ovarian cancer, and new, fast diagnostics for the flu and a common bacterial infection in children.
Worth $4.8 million, the projects combine $3.4 million from participating companies and $1.4 million from MIPS. Funding supports research in the laboratories of participating University System of Maryland faculty, who work closely with partner companies to advance their products. All funding goes to the project faculty and often supports the work of graduate students.
Nine of the projects are medical therapeutics or diagnostics, four relate to homeland security or defense, two involve energy, and two are in electronics. Four institutions are participating: the University of Maryland, College Park, with ten projects; the University of Maryland Baltimore, with four projects; the University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute, with two; and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, with one. Four project companies are in Baltimore or Baltimore County, four are in Rockville, one is in southern Maryland, and one is on the Eastern Shore. Company partners include 14 start-ups and three small companies.
Projects approved include:
* Salisbury-based AviHome LLC (www.avitechllc.com) and Jeannine M. Harter-Dennis, associate professor, University of Maryland, Eastern Shore ($381,325): developing a litter-less floor for poultry houses that could significantly reduce the amount of ammonia gas produced and released into the environment in the 88,000 operational poultry houses in the U.S. today.
* Rockville-based Cellex Inc. (www.cellexinc.com) and Richard Zhao, associate professor, University of Maryland, Baltimore ($158,750): developing a 5-10 minute flu test that is economical, easy-to-use, and more sensitive than a leading rapid flu test. There are 25-30 million cases of influenza in the U.S. each year.
* Laurel-based Coil LLC (www.coil-guitars.com) and Patrick O'Shea, professor, University of Maryland, College Park ($135,000): developing novel signal processing and programmable hardware technologies for electric guitars and other audio applications.
* Baltimore-based Columbia BioSystems Inc. and Vincent Lee, assistant professor, University of Maryland, College Park ($149,000): developing a diagnostic to rapidly detect antibiotic-resistant nosocomial (hospital-acquired) infections, such as pseudomonas aeruginosa, which result from medical treatment but are not part of a patient's original condition.
* Columbia-based Emerald Sky Technologies LLC (www.fly-esky.com) and J. Sean Humbert, assistant professor, University of Maryland, College Park ($202,816): developing an integrated aircraft flight display and control system with a collaborative autopilot that will allow pilots to maintain situational awareness and engage in the higher level task of managing and directing a flight.
* Rockville-based Foligo Therapeutics Inc. (www.foligot.com) and William Bentley, professor, University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute ($136,900): evaluating the folate receptor, a protein involved in ovarian cancer, as a target in cancer treatment.
* Rockville-based Fuzbien Technology Institute Inc. and Laundette P. Jones, assistant professor, University of Maryland, Baltimore ($222,348): developing rapid bioassays utilizing Fuzbien's ultrasensitive, carbon nanotube (CNT)-based biosensors to accurately and inexpensively detect biomarkers of breast cancer.
* Baltimore-based Gliknik Inc. (www.gliknik.com) and Dean Mann, professor, University of Baltimore ($144,499): screening novel drug candidates for lupus to move forward into pre-clinical testing.
* Rockville-based Innovative Biosensors Inc. (www.innovativebiosensors.com) and Pamela Abshire, associate professor, University of Maryland, College Park ($235,596): developing a hand-held diagnostic instrument for Group B Streptococcus, a type of bacteria that causes illness in newborn babies, pregnant women and the elderly, which will enable rapid, automated detection for clinicians at the point-of-care.
* Baltimore-based Juxtopia LLC (www.juxtopia.com) and Carol Espy-Wilson, professor, University of Maryland, College Park ($168,960): developing advanced speech enhancement software for Juxtopia's augmented reality products that need speech recognition to work in noisy environments.
* Bethesda-based Lakenheath Electronic Design (www.lakenheathelectronics.com) and Ramani Duraiswami, associate professor, University of Maryland, College Park ($156,000): developing a portable acoustic analyzer system that can take acoustic surveys in commercial environments such as auditoriums and concert halls, noise control applications, auditory and multimodal surveillance, and surround sound production.
* Baltimore-based ProParts LLC (www.propartsllc.com) and Jewel Barlow, Director, Glenn L. Martin Wind Tunnel, University of Maryland, College Park ($51,000): developing low-wind, low-cost wind turbines that can be easily mounted in residential or urban markets, as well as portable turbines for military applications.
* Hollywood-based Recovery Science LLC (www.recoveryscience.com) and Jae Kun Shim, assistant professor, University of Maryland, College Park ($2,082,800): developing a neuromuscular training exoskeleton and nutrition regimen that corrects motor control dysfunction due to aging, disease, and common medication side effects.
* Columbia-based Resensys LLC (www.resensys.com) and Martin Peckerar, professor, University of Maryland College Park ($165,750): developing thin-film, hybrid-power-source batteries for Resensys' wireless, distributed sensors that monitor the structural integrity of bridges, buildings, or pipelines.
* Gaithersburg-based Sirnaomics Inc. (www.sirnaomics.com) and Archibald Mixson, associate professor, University of Maryland, Baltimore ($158,199): developing an RNAi-based therapeutic to reduce scar formation and increase the tensile strength of skin from burns or chronic skin ulcers caused by pressure, venous stasis, or diabetes mellitus.
* Baltimore-based Syan Biosciences (www.syanbiosciences.com) and Gregory Payne, director, Center for Biosystems Research, University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute ($136,721): developing an electrochemical, multi-analyte biosensor solution for next generation mobile analytics applications such as point-of-care diagnostics, water and food analysis, chemical and biological agent detection, and research.
* Greenbelt-based TRX Systems (www.trxsystems.com) and Patrick McCluskey, associate professor, University of Maryland, College Park ($190,605): developing rugged electronic packaging that can withstand extreme heat for TRX Systems' Sentinel Tracking Beacon, an active tracking system that determines the indoor location of a first responder during an emergency.
This is the 43rd round of MIPS funding. The program has supported research projects with more than 400 different Maryland companies since 1987.
Projects are subject to final contract negotiations.
Commercial products benefiting from MIPS projects have generated more than $16.9 billion in revenue, added jobs to the region, and contributed to successes such as Martek Biosciences' nutritional oils, Hughes Network Systems' HughesNet(TM), MedImmune Inc.'s Synagis(R), and Black & Decker's Bullet(R) Speed Tip Masonry Drill Bit.
About Maryland Industrial Partnerships Program
The Maryland Industrial Partnerships Program, an initiative of the A. James Clark School of Engineering's Maryland Technology Enterprise Institute, or Mtech (www.mtech.umd.edu), brings university innovation to the commercial sector by supporting university-based research projects to help Maryland companies develop technology-based products.
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Remember when the Green Sheet dished up local flavor?
Once upon a time Milwaukee had a vibrant newspaper culture. And you don't even have to travel back to the days of the German-language newspapers, nor even to the era of the Evening News and Leader, to find it.
Even as recently as the early 1990s, the city had two daily newspapers – one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Despite the fact that they were owned by the same folks, the Sentinel and the Journal newsroom staff viewed their opposite number as competition.
And the papers weren't just packed with wire stories generated elsewhere; they had a local bent.
It would've made many cities green with envy.
One of the most beloved and mysteriously discontinued Milwaukee features was the afternoon paper's Green Sheet, with comics, columns, feature stories and more, printed on green paper.
My favorite feature was the "Remember When" column which had an old-time Milwaukee photo with an explanatory caption. Created by the staff at the Milwaukee Public Library, "Remember When" dished up great local history nuggets. I remember my mom had a copy of a book that collected many of the photos. Alas, I don't know where it's gotten to now.
A much-celebrated institution, the Green Sheet was ditched in 1994 in favor of who knows what.
The year the Journal canned the Green Sheet, its circulation decrease was four times higher than the annual decline the two preceding years.
You can get the inside scoop when Milwaukee Public Library hosts the Green Sheet's final editor, Dan Chabot, who held that post from 1981 to 1984, when he takes part in "Remember When … Everyone Read the Green Sheet?," Saturday, May 10 at 2 p.m., at Centennial Hall, 733 N. 8th St., in the Central Library.
There's also a display of Green Sheets inside the Central Library, on the main floor, right outside the entrance to the children's library, on view until May 31.
You can register for the "Remember When" event online or by calling (414) 286-3011.
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It was one of my favourite trailers I mind you but I wouldn't said it was needed because there were alot of great trailers and gameplay reveals this year. I'm just glad that there more trailers that didn't follow alot of the "Hollywood tropes" that make them unwatchable for me.
It's the game nobody wanted and to make matter worse, out of all the great engines Capcom has to run it on they chose Unity. It's like if Studio Ghibli decided to make their next movie with Flash.
I never take previews at face value because the same was said for Skyrim, Evolve and other games that didn't live up to their hype or even function properly at release.. However, I do believe in my own two eyes and the game is shaping up to be excellent.
I honestly think it's going to be ace. It can only get better from here and Igarashi proved that he isn't following in Inafune's footsteps.
Standard Ubi, trying to blow smoke up the tailpipe. The only plus of the video is no cringe voice chat and some scenes do give slight vibes of Socom.
Wholeheartedly agree Spicelicka. Not every trailer needs to be the same but it would be nice to feel that they have put effort into it. I love seeing gameplay trailers as well mind you because they are showing what we are getting our hands on but the trend of throwing in a random Rolling Stones song or the redundant fading to black every 2 seconds along with other tropes. The Spiderman trailer perfect because it showed gameplay while using original music which is very rare nowadays.
I agree as well Napalm, REMake was easily the pinnacle of the series and I wished more games followed in it's footsteps.
If you are meaning most modern horror writers then I do agree. However there are exceptions to the rules such as John Carpenter, James Wan, Adrian Lyne and H.P Lovecraft who is still regarded as of the best horror writers ever after his passing. I think we should embrace the change abit especially after proving his great work with The Line. It's not like Resident Evil 5 or 6 were considered psychological.
It's not the first that this has happened, didn't they recently started production of Cyberpunk 2077? I say a good trailer is good trailer.
Tell that to Evolve.
I agree, No wub wubs, no constantly fading to black for no reason, a song that actually complements whats being shown instead of something from a random top 10 radio list, no pre-order crap pushed into our faces. It was quite simple and perfection is simplicity itself.
I know that King Of Fighters will deliver but Persona 5 is so far away.........>_<
I hope that I see an android Norman Jayden in passing or at least a descendant. I loved him in Heavy Rain.
I still don't get why everyone seems to be ignoring the new Spiderman. It looks phenomenal.
Well.........I see why he half-assed Mighty No.9......not saying it's justifiable.
o_0! I must get my fins on this!!
I loved the premise but by Yevon the controls were terrible.
Nothing beats the demented supermarket manager in the first. Him and Adam have always been all time fave boss battles in the Dead Rising series.
I honestly would have put the Spiderman reveal over Titanfall 2. The teaser was amazing.
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Since the program is part of a public university, the departments budget need to
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If the numbers are correct, the person(s) recruiting the Saudi students are actually earning more than the teachers who are educating those students. This is a cash cow for whomever is getting compensated to recruit. This is a disservice to the students who are coming to SUU expecting a first class education. I cannot believe that the Dean or Provost have nothing to to do (directly or indirectly) with the revenue being derived from the heavy recruiting of students from the Middle East.
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Why was she looking through papers that were not her student's? She did not have the right to do that. Though the problem may be a real one, she should use legal means to bring it to light.
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Food was plentiful and fantastic! Service was attentive, friendly and personal. The Marilyn Monroe room was great with an amazing hot tub and wonderful views from the balcony. The service in the spa was also wonderful. It was a very relaxing and rejuvenating stay, would definitely recommend highly!
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Echo Canyon is so peaceful. Everything was perfect. Can't wait to go back.
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This was probably the best place I've been to in a long time. The staff was attentive, place was small and quaint, and that food! Wow, that food was awesome. Easily the best meal I've had in over 10 years. We will definitely be coming back. From the time we drove past the gate to the time we checked out, we felt welcome. This is a must for short or longer stays.
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We look forward to our return, and will stay longer and utilize the spa services. We were there on business and only stayed one night. The restaurant was truly excellent!!!
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Went with my friend from High School to catch up. It was very nice and relaxing. Spa facial and massage were nice. Food at the restaurant was good but way too much food. Maybe offer a lighter portion.
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Met our expectations but the Steak was out of this world good and the hot stone couples massage a great experience.
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Perfect place to escape for a few days with the hubby. The food was absolutely amazing. Highly recommend the dinner! And if you have an option to get the blackberry breakfast pudding (or something like that) - get it! Great, relaxing, quiet getaway. Just what we needed!
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Had a great weekend. Staff very friendly and very accommodating. We will be making another trip there for sure.
This extraordinary space has a vaulted sixteen-foot ceiling embellished by soft European sconce lights, luxury leaf- embossed carpet which serve as a back drop for the two awe-inspiring Queen Federal style ball and claw beds dressed in subtle sandstone Florentina Matelasse covers, large shams and pillows, complimented by a Chippendale triple mirror vanity, original fine art, a Queen Anne armoire and TV stand from Tiffany.
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The Carriage House suites have fantastic king size beds, 70in HD TV, fireplace, very large jetted Jacuzzi tub in room, special romantic lighting, microwave and a wet bar with a large private patio with rocking chairs.
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