Geddes has founded numerous startups, but he thinks this one—based on a new technology for breaking open cells and chopping up their DNA quickly and at low cost—is going to be big.
"It is so rewarding to see these innovative and promising companies achieve commercial success, and to see ICOY recognize their tremendous growth," says Jennifer Reynolds of bwtech@UMBC, home to...
Fresh fish would "become accessible to millions of landlubbers who must now have their fish shipped in from afar, deep-frozen,” writes Geoff Carr, of Yoni Zohar's revolutionary fish farming...
Compton connects with President Hrabowski, Vice President for Research Steiner, and NIDA colleague Joe Frascella, who is at UMBC for one year to grow relations with NIH.
A non-invasive glucose and respiration monitor, low-cost cardboard neonatal incubator, and DARPA-funded "biologics on demand" research were on the agenda when the tech mogul visited campus.
This visit further cements UMBC's positive relationships with a number of German research institutions and Germany's largest funding agency, supporting UMBC's goal of growing its international reach.
Through sight and sound, the new Albin O. Kuhn Library Gallery exhibit by Stephen Bradley and Kathy Marmor offers a sensory experience of discovery as homage to a creative life in science.
One student's grit and her faculty advisor's support have enabled the launch of a novel chemistry research project that "opens up our next 10 years of research," says Ryan White.
Study finds that biology courses infused with math in a team-based learning environment improve undergrads' quantitative reasoning skills. New research funded by the Howard Hughes Medical...
Faculty and staff will collaborate with IBM scientists and leverage IBM’s advanced computing systems to add speed and scale to the cybersecurity solutions they develop through the new lab, opening...