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The Shore Hatchery here at Salisbury University has become one of the premiere opportunities for local entrepreneurs and Friday over a dozen were making their pitch in hopes of receiving part of $200,000 in funding.

The program has a focus on supporting women-owned, disadvantaged and rural small businesses. OST Global Solutions' Olessia Smotrova talks about the details, and the SBIR process.

News of a pair of moves on boards that fall under the umbrella of TEDCO was announced in recent weeks.

Capture the Flag event held during National Cybersecurity Awareness Month introducing gamified learning.

Poolesville High School wins overall in Cyber Maryland Capture the Flag Challenge powered by Baltimore’s newest cybersecurity product, Escalate.

Insightin Health, a provider of data-driven decision-making technology for health care member acquisition, retention, and engagement, and BrainFx, a comprehensive, evidence-based neurofunctional assessment delivering real-world applicable insights, today announced a strategic partnership.

The GovCon Incubator of OST Global Solutions, Inc.

TEDCO has doled out the first round of funding to companies and researchers working on stem cell products and medical therapies.

Accelerates advancement of AI-enhanced digital pathology to improve cancer diagnosis and outcomes

Legends of Learning offers a ton of cool science games for students, and the ability to create a virtual classroom and track student progress.

Maryland-based Neuraly surged forth from the startup gate with $36 million in Ser

Today, the company announced it has raised a $5 million funding round led by Telescope Partners, with participation from Cascade Angels, Flyover Capital and the Maryland Venture Fund.

Behavioral health company ranks No. 36 on the 2018 Inc. 5000 with three-year revenue growth of 7,310 percent

The NIH grant will fund a study to evaluate the JHU spinout's video-based platform. It gives the company hard data on how its working.

University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science researchers have received grants from the Maryland Industrial Partnerships (MIPS) program to support new technology product development projects in Maryland.