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MIPS Round 

25

February

 

2000

February 1, 2000

BioSpace International

Gaithersburg

 | 

Montgomery

 County

Project:

Improving Rational Drug Design

Principal Investigator:

Michael
 
Harris

Technologies:

Biotechnology / Genetic Engineering

Materials Science

MIPS Round 

25

February

 

2000

February 1, 2000

RSI

Gaithersburg

 | 

Montgomery

 County

Project:

Embedded Processing System for Inkjet Imager

Principal Investigator:

David
 
Stewart

Technologies:

Computer Hardware Design

Software Development

MIPS Round 

25

February

 

2000

February 1, 2000

CEL-SCI Corporation

Baltimore

 | 

Baltimore City

 County

Project:

TB Vaccines

Principal Investigator:

Hassan
 
Azzazy

Technologies:

Biotechnology / Genetic Engineering

MIPS Round 

25

February

 

2000

February 1, 2000

ProBiotix, Inc.

Adelphi

 | 

Prince George’s

 County

Project:

Gram Positive Secreted Proteins

Principal Investigator:

Pinaki
 
Panigrahi

Technologies:

Biotechnology / Genetic Engineering

MIPS Round 

25

February

 

2000

February 1, 2000

Hughes Network Systems

Germantown

 | 

Montgomery

 County

Project:

Adaptable Network Monitoring System

Principal Investigator:

John
 
Baras
Professor and Chair in Systems Engineering, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, ISR

Technologies:

Communications

Software Development

Hughes Network Systems LLC (HUGHES) is a global leader in broadband satellite technology and services for home and office. Its flagship high-speed satellite Internet service is HughesNet®, the world’s largest satellite network, with over 1 million residential and business customers across North America and Brazil.

For large enterprises and governments, the company’s HughesON® managed network services provide complete connectivity solutions, employing an optimized mix of satellite and terrestrial technologies. The company’s JUPITER™ System is the world’s most widely deployed High-Throughput Satellite (HTS) platform, operating on more than 20 satellites by leading service providers, delivering a wide range of broadband enterprise, mobility and cellular backhaul applications.

To date, Hughes has shipped more than 5.5 million terminals to customers in over 100 countries, representing an approximately 50 percent market share, and its technology is powering broadband services to aircraft around the world.

With annual revenues of over $1 billion, Hughes’ headquarters are in Germantown, Md., although the company has offices in 11 countries and customers in over 100 countries.

Over time, we’ve probably generated within the state of Maryland, a large share of our revenue—$1.5 billion a year, with a total of close to $15 billion. About $5 billion of that can be directly credited to the work done through MIPS. We employ 1,500 people here in the state. Most of them are working on businesses related to this technology. MIPS helped develop not just a new product, but a new industry.

MIPS Round 

25

February

 

2000

February 1, 2000

Constellation Energy Group

Baltimore

 | 

Baltimore City

 County

Project:

Particulate Monitoring Study

Principal Investigator:

Bruce
 
Doddridge

Technologies:

Environmental Technology / Science

MIPS Round 

25

February

 

2000

February 1, 2000

Fairchild Controls Corp.

Frederick

 | 

Frederick

 County

Project:

Compressor Development & Optimization

Principal Investigator:

Bao
 
Yang
Professor

Technologies:

Other

MIPS Round 

25

January

 

2000

January 1, 2000

Pan Bio-Indx, Inc.

Baltimore

 | 

Howard

 County

Project:

Multitest Dipstick for Diagnosing Disease

Principal Investigator:

G.
 
Strickland

Technologies:

Biotechnology / Genetic Engineering

MIPS Round 

24

 

InHand Electronics, Inc. (formerly DVP, Inc.)

Rockville

 | 

Montgomery

 County

Project:

Portable Physiological Signal Processor

Principal Investigator:

Professor
 
Thakor

Technologies:

Image Processing / Pattern Recognition

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

Bio Optimization Systems

Germantown

 | 

Montgomery

 County

Project:

In Vitro Blood Brain Barrier Model

Principal Investigator:

Natalie
 
Eddington

Technologies:

Biotechnology / Genetic Engineering

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

Pharmatec Division of Algroup Wheaton

Salisbury

 | 

Wicomico

 County

Project:

Thin Film for Rubber

Principal Investigator:

Mark
 
McHugh

Technologies:

Materials Science

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

Neocera, Inc.

Beltsville

 | 

Prince George’s

 County

Project:

Near Field Microscopy

Principal Investigator:

Steven
 
Anlage

Technologies:

Physics

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

Aither Engineering

Lanham

 | 

Prince George’s

 County

Project:

Fiber Optic Structural Monitoring System

Principal Investigator:

Shiping
 
Chen

Technologies:

Instrumentation

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

Wilcoxon Research

Germantown

 | 

Montgomery

 County

Project:

Piezoelectric MEMS Accelerometers

Principal Investigator:

Manfred
 
Wuttig

Technologies:

Materials Science

Structural Analysis / Design

VLSI

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

K&L Microwave , Inc.

Salisbury

 | 

Wicomico

 County

Project:

Millimeter Wave Directional Couplers

Principal Investigator:

Kawthar
 
Zaki
Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Technologies:

Microwave

K&L Microwave is a subsidiary of Dover Corporation, a $7.5 billion Fortune 400 company traded on the New York Stock Exchange, recognized by top-tier defense contractors and wireless infrastructure providers as a world leader in the design and manufacture of RF and microwave filters, duplexers and integrated assemblies. K&L is AS9100 and ISO 14001 certified and offers customers the most extensive range of filter-based products in the industry, spanning from 0.3MHz to 94GHz.

K&L began operations over 40 years ago in a 1,400 square foot facility manufacturing custom filters primarily for the military sector. Today, with manufacturing facilities in the United States and the Dominican Republic and a global sales presence, K&L is the industry’s premier filter supplier for both military and commercial markets. Over 410 employees represent the engineering, sales and marketing, manufacturing and support personnel that enable K&L to support such a broad product and customer base.

[Mtech] is invaluable to companies like ours in that it allows us to leverage our own resources with those of the university and the national laboratories to maximize the output of our research and development efforts. I feel that the activities to-date, along with those to follow through this program, in the future, will be instrumental in permitting K&L Microwave to maintain its position as the market leader in microwave filters and to continue to be an aggressive growth company.

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

Northrop Grumman Corp

Baltimore

 | 

Baltimore

 County

Project:

LTCC Filters for Radar Application

Principal Investigator:

Kawthar
 
Zaki

Technologies:

Electrical / Power Engineering

Microwave

Northrop Grumman Corporation offers an extraordinary portfolio of capabilities and technologies that enable the company to deliver innovative systems and solutions for applications that range from undersea to outer space and into cyberspace.

The company’s core competencies address emerging global security challenges in key areas, such as unmanned systems, cybersecurity, C4ISR, and logistics that are critical to the defense of the nation and its allies.

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

Gordon Shellfish

Snow Hill

 | 

Worcester

 County

Project:

Seaside Bay Clam Farming

Principal Investigator:

Donald
 
Meritt
Principal Agent

Technologies:

Aquaculture

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

Adventure Sports

Frostburg

 | 

Allegany

 County

Project:

Freshwater Artificial Reef Habitats

Principal Investigator:

Kenneth
 
McKaye

Technologies:

Aquaculture

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

Stanley Black and Decker, Inc.

Towson

 | 

Baltimore

 County

Project:

Blade Geometry Optimization

Principal Investigator:

M. Appa
 
Anjanappa
Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering

Technologies:

Computer Aided Design

Mechanical Machinery

Black & Decker has been setting the standard for home improvement products since 1910. With roots in Baltimore, Maryland, the company evolved from a small machine shop that invented the first portable electric drill to a global manufacturing and marketing powerhouse. Black & Decker’s product line now includes a broad variety of products for both commercial and residential use.

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

MentorLink (formerly Vulcan Craft)

Carrboro

 | 

out-of-state

 County

Project:

High-Speed Machining Chatter Device

Principal Investigator:

Balakumar
 
Balachandran
Professor

Technologies:

Factory Automation

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

Chesapeake PERL, Inc.

Savage

 | 

Prince George’s

 County

Project:

Larvae Protein Production

Principal Investigator:

William
 
Bentley
Professor

Technologies:

Biotechnology / Genetic Engineering

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

Hughes Network Systems

Germantown

 | 

Montgomery

 County

Project:

Hybrid Direct Broadcast Services

Principal Investigator:

John
 
Baras
Professor and Chair in Systems Engineering, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, ISR

Technologies:

Communications

Hughes Network Systems LLC (HUGHES) is a global leader in broadband satellite technology and services for home and office. Its flagship high-speed satellite Internet service is HughesNet®, the world’s largest satellite network, with over 1 million residential and business customers across North America and Brazil.

For large enterprises and governments, the company’s HughesON® managed network services provide complete connectivity solutions, employing an optimized mix of satellite and terrestrial technologies. The company’s JUPITER™ System is the world’s most widely deployed High-Throughput Satellite (HTS) platform, operating on more than 20 satellites by leading service providers, delivering a wide range of broadband enterprise, mobility and cellular backhaul applications.

To date, Hughes has shipped more than 5.5 million terminals to customers in over 100 countries, representing an approximately 50 percent market share, and its technology is powering broadband services to aircraft around the world.

With annual revenues of over $1 billion, Hughes’ headquarters are in Germantown, Md., although the company has offices in 11 countries and customers in over 100 countries.

Over time, we’ve probably generated within the state of Maryland, a large share of our revenue—$1.5 billion a year, with a total of close to $15 billion. About $5 billion of that can be directly credited to the work done through MIPS. We employ 1,500 people here in the state. Most of them are working on businesses related to this technology. MIPS helped develop not just a new product, but a new industry.

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

Marco Polo Technologies, Inc.

Bethesda

 | 

Montgomery

 County

Project:

Novel Antimicrobial Therapeutic Agents

Principal Investigator:

Spencer
 
Benson

Technologies:

Biotechnology / Genetic Engineering

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

Offspring Marine, LLC

Baltimore

 | 

Baltimore

 County

Project:

Culture of Fingerlings

Principal Investigator:

Allen
 
Place
Professor

Technologies:

Aquaculture

MIPS Round 

24

August

 

1999

August 2, 1999

Deus Technologies, Inc.

Rockville

 | 

Montgomery

 County

Project:

Rapid Screen System for Lung Cancer

Principal Investigator:

Charles
 
White

Technologies:

Image Processing / Pattern Recognition

Medical Instrumentation / Equipment