The Port Covington team at Weller Development outlines how a broad array of commercial and social interests are contributing to efforts against the COVID-19 outbreak. The LaunchPort is prominently featured across a range of activities. News Article
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The LaunchPort™ announced today that Brevitest Technologies will become the latest out-of-state company to partner with the device accelerator. Brevitest has developed a point-of-care analyzer capable of accurately performing enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs), the gold standard for measuring concentrations of molecules in solution. Unlike ELISAs done in laboratories, the technology is portable with a run […]
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Baltimore engineering design firm Key Tech Inc. sets up positive pressure air respiratory assembly operation at The LaunchPort in response to requests from area hospitals. The positive pressure suits were on back order through the end of the summer, and Key Tech and Johns Hopkins collaborated to design and assemble the blower assemblies from readily available components to […]
Read MoreCompany closed round that was led by investors from San Francisco and Baltimore, allowing the Johns Hopkins spin-out to continue clinical development of its first product. LifeSprout is a LaunchPort Resident that operates clean room, wet lab and engineering cells as part of their GMP process development efforts. News Article
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Company aims to develop next generation home dialysis technology. News Article
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Company’s expanded sterilization capacity is first step in projected product line growth for Baltimore for neuro-implant company. News Article
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Hydrogen Peroxide sterilization capacity added to expand Longeviti product lines, and to allow regional device researcher access to latest development capabilities. News Article
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LaunchPort among the tech highlights of 2019 News Article
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Well-funded medical device company eNeura Inc. is moving its manufacturing and customer service operations from California to Baltimore to be near its corporate offices and local funders. News Article
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The Johns Hopkins startup, which is developing next-generation synthetic soft tissues for reconstructive and aesthetic surgical procedures, relocates to LaunchPort as they expand News Article
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