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David Block,
CEO, Gliknik Inc.
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The University of Maryland, BioPark.
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Invent the next generation of bioscience innovations and services in the BioPark's advanced, flexible wet lab and office environment.
Paragon Bioservices
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Faculty Researchers, University of Maryland Center for Vascular and Inflammatory Diseases.
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Biotechnology Student, Life Science Institute, Baltimore City Community College
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Jacques Ravel, a leading microbial genomics scientist at the Institute for Genome Sciences, reveals the secrets of microbes.
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Paragon Bioservices
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Dr. Eddy Agbo with Anne Derrick in Fyodor Biotechnologies lab.
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Invent the next generation of bioscience innovations and services in the BioPark's advanced, flexible wet lab and office environment.
PathSensors CEO Ted Olsen in his lab at the BioPark.
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Maryland Proton Treatment Center
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Ablitech Team-(pictured L to R) Chief Science Officer Dr. Nick Hammond, CEO Dr. Ken Malone, Research Scientist Dr. Srinivas Rapireddy-moves in new lab at UM BioPark's BioInnovation Center (February 2012).
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Featured BioPark Tenant
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Pathsensors manufactures biological pathogen identification systems focused on environmental testing. Pathsensors has developed and commercialized a disruptive technology (CANARY) enabling the highly reliable identification of airborne and liquid-based pathogens. The company’s BioFlash instrument operates as a stand-alone, compact, biological aerosol collection and identification system....
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www.pathsensors.com
443-557-6150
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Featured BioPark Building
MD Proton Treatment Center
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The Maryland Proton Treatment Center ("MPTC") will be a state of the art, leading edge cancer center that will bring a highly advanced form of cancer treatment available today - proton therapy -to Baltimore, the State of Maryland, Washington, DC, Delaware and Northern Virginia. This center will feature five treatment rooms housed in an 110,000 square-foot facility in the University of Maryland BioPark on the University of Maryland, Baltimore campus. This cutting edge outpatient facility will also feature ground floor retail and includes space for research and training. The Maryland Proton Treatment Center is expected to begin treating patients in 2015.
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