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MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

Nutramax Laboratories, Inc.

Edgewood

 | 

Harford

 County

Project:

Chewable Cosequin Tablet

Principal Investigator:

Natalie
 
Eddington

Technologies:

Biotechnology / Genetic Engineering

Nutramax Laboratories researches, develops, and markets high-quality products to support the active lifestyles of people and animals. The company’s flagship products include the Cosamin® and Cosequin® joint health supplements. Nutramax Laboratories’ products are sold in food and drug stores, mass retailers, warehouse club stores, veterinarians, pet specialty retailers and online.

Cosamin® has been shown effective in peer-reviewed, controlled, published U.S. studies, and consistently shown to meet label claim. Cosamin® DS is available at leading pharmacies nationwide.

Cosamin® was developed by a pharmacist and in 1992 was the First Glucosamine/Chondroitin Sulfate Brand on the market. Cosamin® is a premium joint health supplement that has been available for over 15 years. Cosamin DS is the #1 brand recommended by orthopedic specialists.

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 20, 1997

NovoVascular, Inc.

Baltimore

 | 

Baltimore City

 County

Project:

Coated Tubing to Inhibit Blood Clots

Principal Investigator:

Gerald
 
Rosen
Professor

Technologies:

Biotechnology / Genetic Engineering

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

K&L Microwave , Inc.

Salisbury

 | 

Wicomico

 County

Project:

Commercial Waveguide Filters

Principal Investigator:

Kawthar
 
Zaki
Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Technologies:

Electrical / Power Engineering

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 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

JMCA, Inc.

Silver Spring

 | 

Montgomery

 County

Project:

Ethanol Conversion

Principal Investigator:

Keith
 
Herold

Technologies:

Energy

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

Claragen, Inc.

Rockville

 | 

Prince George’s

 County

Project:

Aerosolized Pulmonary Surfactants

Principal Investigator:

James
 
Gentry

Technologies:

Biotechnology / Genetic Engineering

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

Royer Biomedical

Frederick

 | 

Frederick

 County

Project:

Resorbable Matrices

Principal Investigator:

G.
 
Fregin

Technologies:

Biotechnology / Genetic Engineering

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

Titan Aerospace Electronic Division

Greenbelt

 | 

Prince George’s

 County

Project:

Optimal Management of Sensor Systems

Principal Investigator:

Gilmer
 
Blankenship

Technologies:

Controls

Software Development

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

Kreative Control Systems, Inc.

Baltimore

 | 

Baltimore City

 County

Project:

Model for Microwave Circuit Analysis

Principal Investigator:

Carl
 
White

Technologies:

Microwave

Software Development

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

Carleton Technologies, Inc.

Westminster

 | 

Carroll

 County

Project:

Monitoring of Pressure Vessels

Principal Investigator:

James
 
Sirkis

Technologies:

Materials Science

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

Stanley Black and Decker, Inc.

Towson

 | 

Baltimore

 County

Project:

Design Module for Drills

Principal Investigator:

M. Appa
 
Anjanappa
Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering

Technologies:

Computer Aided Design

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 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

View Technologies, Inc.

Columbia

 | 

Baltimore City

 County

Project:

PC-Based Picture Archiving & Communication System

Principal Investigator:

Mark
 
Bohlman

Technologies:

Image Processing / Pattern Recognition

Medical Instrumentation / Equipment

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

Dresser Industries, Inc.

Salisbury

 | 

Wicomico

 County

Project:

Metalworking Fluid Compliance Monitoring

Principal Investigator:

Elichia
 
Venso

Technologies:

Environmental Technology / Science

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

Sterilex Corporation

Cockeysville

 | 

Baltimore

 County

Project:

Optimize Disinfectant & Sterilizer

Principal Investigator:

Timothy
 
Meiller
Professor, Director of Oral Medicine, University of Maryland School of Dentistry

Technologies:

Chemical Engineering / Chemistry

Sterilex is a recognized industry leader for developing innovative, award-winning solutions for microbial control. The company markets a line of proprietary, award winning biofilm-control biocides, broad spectrum disinfectants and rapid biofilm diagnostic tools that can be used for a variety of applications, including food and beverage protection, animal health, and water treatment applications.

Sterilex is the first and only-company to be granted product claims by the EPA that include the prevention, penetration, and removal of biofilm from dental unit waterlines, including the killing of biofilm bacteria. Five additional jobs were created and over $5 million in revenue for the company was generated. Sterilex was awarded the Technology Council of Maryland “Bio Product of the Year” Award in 2004 for its Sterilex Ultra for Dental Unit Waterlines, in recognition of the company’s public health impact in dental healthcare.

MIPS was instrumental in enabling Sterilex to bring this technology to the dental market and is the only product to date [at that time, and to the current date] granted claims by the EPA to include the prevention, penetration, and removal of biofilm from dental unit waterlines, including the killing of biofilm bacteria. MIPS’ support was extremely valuable to the company.

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

Genex Technologies, Inc.

Bethesda

 | 

Montgomery

 County

Project:

Universal Grinder

Principal Investigator:

Yu
 
Wang

Technologies:

Controls

Mechanical Machinery

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

CEMCOM Corporation

Baltimore

 | 

Baltimore

 County

Project:

Rapid Prototypes for Tooling

Principal Investigator:

Panos
 
Charalambides

Technologies:

Computer Aided Design

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

Q-Labs, Inc.

College Park

 | 

Prince George’s

 County

Project:

Experience Factory

Principal Investigator:

Victor
 
Basili

Technologies:

Software Development

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

Royer Biomedical

Frederick

 | 

Frederick

 County

Project:

RMs for Vaccine Delivery

Principal Investigator:

Drew
 
Pardoll

Technologies:

Biotechnology / Genetic Engineering

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

Bethlehem Steel Corporation

Sparrows Point

 | 

out-of-state

 County

Project:

Corrosion Control by Magnets

Principal Investigator:

Allen
 
Davis
Professor

Technologies:

Environmental Technology / Science

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

DEKU Enterprises, Inc.

Baltimore

 | 

Somerset

 County

Project:

Ethnic Seafood Processing

Principal Investigator:

George
 
Shorter

Technologies:

Agriculture / Poultry Science

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

NABI, Inc.

Rockville

 | 

Montgomery

 County

Project:

Nucleosides for Antiviral Activity

Principal Investigator:

Ramachandra
 
Hosmane

Technologies:

Biotechnology / Genetic Engineering

Chemical Engineering / Chemistry

MIPS Round 

20

August

 

1997

August 1, 1997

Hughes Network Systems

Germantown

 | 

Montgomery

 County

Project:

Wireless Network for Direct Broadcast Satellite System

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 

19

February

 

1997

February 21, 1997

GreenStone Industries

Bethesda

 | 

Montgomery

 County

Project:

Insulation Dispensing System

Principal Investigator:

Edward
 
Magrab

Technologies:

Mechanical Machinery

MIPS Round 

19

July

 

1997

July 1, 1997

ProBiotix, Inc.

Adelphi

 | 

Prince George’s

 County

Project:

Oral Protectant for Intestinal Infections

Principal Investigator:

Pinaki
 
Panigrahi

Technologies:

Biotechnology / Genetic Engineering

MIPS Round 

19

February

 

1997

February 1, 1997

Norris Electro Optical Systems Corp.

Ellicott City

 | 

Howard

 County

Project:

Validation of Fog Sensor System

Principal Investigator:

Douglas
 
Currie

Technologies:

Optics

MIPS Round 

19

February

 

1997

February 1, 1997

MedImmune, Inc.

Gaithersburg

 | 

Montgomery

 County

Project:

Lyme Disease Vaccine

Principal Investigator:

William
 
Bentley
Professor

Technologies:

Biotechnology / Genetic Engineering

MedImmune is the global biologics research and development arm of AstraZeneca, a global, innovation-driven biopharmaceutical business that focuses on the discovery, development and commercialization of small molecule and biologic prescription medicines. MedImmune is pioneering innovative research and exploring novel pathways across Oncology, Respiratory, Cardiovascular & Metabolic Diseases, and Infection and Vaccines. MedImmune is headquartered in Gaithersburg, Md., one of AstraZeneca’s three global R&D centers, with additional sites in Cambridge, UK and Mountain View, Calif.

MedImmune’s SYNAGIS therapeutic is an FDA-approved prescription injection of antibodies that is given monthly to help protect high-risk infants from severe respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV.

RSV is a common virus that, like the flu, is seasonal and easily spread. Most children will get RSV by the age of two. RSV begins with cold-like symptoms but can spread to the lungs. For babies with certain health conditions, RSV can be very serious.

SYNAGIS is the first monoclonal antibody approved for the prevention of an infectious disease, as well as the first such drug to be safely used in children.