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A startup that came in at number 8 on Technical.ly DC’s 2018 realLIST just closed on its first investment round.

New startup founders and CEOs draw on the experiences of fellow entrepreneurs in what has been dubbed, the Founders Network.

Two Johns Hopkins University are reinventing the surgical mask to make quality health care accessible in hospitals and doctor’s offices everywhere.

F3 (Farm-Fish-Food) Tech – an initiative of the Eastern Shore Entrepreneurship Center – is now accepting applications through May 19.

Founder Debra Bond Cancro on the company's algorithms and approach: "The idea of giving people feedback about how others perceive them is what makes us really novel."

Ambrose talks about moving from academia to a tech company, and taking on a leadership role.

The monthly meetings of TEDCO's Women's Executive Leadership Roundtable help execs deal with business challenges — gender-specific and otherwise — alongside peers.

The startup is looking to offer its streaming health and fitness classes to organizations for use by employees.

Vixiar's system measures left ventricle end-diastolic volume by walking the patient through a special breathing exercise.

Vixiar Medical, Inc., a privately held Maryland company dedicated to the development of non-invasive devices and systems for monitoring cardiopulmonary diseases, announced today that it closed its most recent financing of $1.5 million from new and existing investors.

Four Johns Hopkins professors received grants through a fund created to help faculty put their research on a path to commercialization.

The clearance for EchoSure marks the second regulatory approval for a product from the Canton-based medical device startup in a year.

This partnership will allow remodelmate customers to apply for financing through SoFi for home renovation projects.

An independent study released Wednesday shows The Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO) generates $1.6 billion in economic impact for the state and suppported 7,746 jobs.

RackTop Systems, a nine-year-old Howard County developer of secure systems used for storing data, has raised $15 million in funding.

TrackOFF CEO talks with the WSJ about companies selling your data

MaxCyte thinks the technology will shorten and simplify the CAR-T production process.