AdiCyte offers high quality cryopreservation of adipose tissue and stem cells for patients in cosmetics, augmentation, regenerative medicine, and tissue engineering. By banking adipose tissue following surgical procedures, patients can save a biological resource for emerging treatments and procedures.

Advanced Solutions Life Sciences (ASLS) is a subsidiary of 30-year old Advanced Solutions, Inc. (ASI), with over 150 employees and 14 offices in the United States, and is headquartered within a 15,000 square foot facility in Louisville, Kentucky. ASLS exists to support the medical research community through advanced technology and continual innovation.

Akhu Therapeutics, Inc is a life sciences company that is committed to discovering, developing, and commercializing novel medicines to transform the lives of people and companion animals with life-altering central nervous system (CNS) disorders. They use a focused, practical, and deliberate approach to drug development when pursuing expedited pathways in their efforts to deliver new treatments.

Photobioreactors used for the production of a variety of cell cultures including algae, cyanobacteria, fungi, bacteria, viruses plant cells or tissues. The bioreactor has advantages over current technology by offering a low-cost and high-volume production mechanism for microorganism growth.

Angiomics is a biotechnology start-up specializing in the production of vascularized human tissue, including microvasculature tissue. The fully vascularized 3-D tissue provides an ideal platform for both drug discoveries and testing through phenotypic screening, enabling faster and more efficient discoveries of new compounds.

Anivive hopes to start a new era in pet medicine by changing the way therapeutics and vaccines are developed for companion animals. They work to provide new solutions for unmet and underserved medical needs, such as lymphoma cancer or valley fever, by intersecting technology and animal health.

Aqualung Therapeutics (Aqualung Therapeutics Corporation) consists of a coalition of academic leaders, entrepreneurs, and translational scientists with expertise in precision medicine, exploring NAMPT as a key target and novel diagnostic in acute and chronic lung inflammatory disorders.

Auxilium Technology Group, LLC, brings to market products that maximize the valuable metals recovered from mined ore while minimizing negative environmental impacts and costs. They assist mining companies with technology transfers and provide project development support, as well as offer expert analyses to achieve maximum benefits. 

BG Networks’ vision is to enable IoT security everywhere. With our Security Automation Tools, we aim to remove obstacles that prevent embedded engineers from including cybersecurity in their applications.

Biousian Biosystems (BBI) is committed to improving the lives of patients living in chronic pain or struggling conditions which lead to chronic pain. Using its CarboSyn® technology platform, BBI builds drugs that have unique selectivity and potency for targets called G-protein coupled receptor or “GPCRs”. The company has specific strengths in related medicinal chemistries and pharmacology.

bioVidria, Inc. is a research-based company focused on newly invented materials for protein analysis to serve the pharmaceutical, biomedical, and biotechnology markets. The core technology of the company is high purity silica with specialized coatings to direct each application.

Cancer Cures Worldwide, LLC, develops novel cancer treatment protocols that utilize low-dose chemotherapy and a stem cell fusion model of carcinogenesis. 

Cancer Prevention Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is developing novel therapeutic agents that make possible the treatment of risk factors for cancer. Their clinical focus is in familial adenomatous polyposis and the prevention of recurrence in colon cancer survivors, neuroblastoma, and other cancers.

Clade Therapeutics, Inc. platform technology immune “cloaks” human pluripotent stem cells and their adult derivatives enabling the development of true ‘off-the-shelf’ cell transplantation therapies. Combined with an unparalleled expertise in generating stem cell-derived adult T, NK and B cells, Clade promises to become a leading innovator in developing widely accessible cell medicines. They are initially focused on harnessing the potential of “cloaked” immune cells for cancer treatment.

Biocompatible material for dust control.

Codelucida empowers the future of storage with enhanced speed, reliability, and lower power usage. Codelucida develops software that enables flash-memory-based devices to have higher capacities, higher reliability, and faster speeds using less power at lower costs. These ultimately improve the efficiency and reliability of data centers, servers, and mission-critical storage that incorporate flash memories.

Corea Therapeutics, Inc. (CT) is a start-up company co-founded and co-owned by Dr. Bull, who is division chief of the Cardio-Thoracic Surgery, and Dr. Won, who is an assistant professor, at the University of Arizona College of Medicine. Dr. Bull and Dr. Won have been working together for over 5 years to develop the core technologies of CT. CT is specialized in the development of new technologies in the fields of antibody-drug conjugates and cancer immunotherapies.

Cylene Pharmaceuticals Inc. is a small oncology drug discovery and development company. CP discovers, develops and commercializes small molecule drugs that target nucleolus and kill cancer cells.

ElectroSonix, LLC, is a medical device company that brings acoustoelectric, image-guided ultrasound therapy to market. By imaging real-time electrical currents in the body with their technologies, the company aims to improve diagnostic imaging and guided treatments for the heart and brain.

Epidemiology Risk Management Event Target Syndromic Surveillance (EVENTSS) is a real-time syndromic surveillance system for use at large public events in conjunction with public health departments and other public safety organizations.

EVPSenors is developing sensing technology for non-invasive measurement of intraocular pressure (IOP). Elevated IOP is associated with glaucoma, an eye disease that if left untreated can lead to blindness.

Extreme Cer Nano, LLC, is an organization developing a high-temperature graphene-based ceramic material for extreme environments. Its invention is the culmination of a collaboration between Advanced Ceramics Manufacturing LLC, and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

GAAS Corporation is a research and professional services company in the field of bioscience and natural products. GAAS Analytical offers expertise and experience to the dietary supplement and biotechnology industry, including research institutes and universities, small and medium biotechnology firms, raw material suppliers, finished product manufacturers, and legal professionals.

Sustainable food production remains one of the world’s greatest challenges. Efforts to increase yield and productivity have made great strides, but the demand is ever increasing. Research at UArizona has discovered ways to substantially improve the selection and feed efficiency of production animals. GenetiRate 2 has exclusively licensed this technology to commercialize these new methods within the animal production industry.

GenVault provides sample management solutions for disease diagnosis, research, identification, and criminal investigations. The company developed the GenTegra DNA technology for stabilizing DNA biosamples with antimicrobial activity for dry, room temperature transport and biobanking.

GlycoSurf has a proprietary technology that produces high-purity and high-performance glycolipids for incorporation into cosmeceutical and personal-care products such as moisturizers, anti-oxidants, skin-lightening creams, anti-aging creams, and sunscreens.

GUSA technology is based on the low-cost manufacture of DNA microarrays.

Helm Technologies has created a mouse cage divider. The Mouse Cubby™ is an award winning technology that significantly reduces aggression in laboratory mice and improves welfare, minimizing separation and euthanization.

i-calQ has developed the world’s first smartphone-based point-of-care integrated mobile diagnosis and decision support system. Using a drop of blood or saliva, a test can be performed and the results interpreted anywhere and anytime. This technology does not require costly equipment or laboratory personnel. Accurate results, clinical interpretation, and recommendations for additional workup or treatment are delivered within minutes at a fraction of the cost of a comparable laboratory test and physician evaluation.

Innovative Energetics develops new materials and device technologies for the production of next generation batteries, optical materials, and optoelectronic materials; while using sulfur-based materials for fuel cells.

Lean Life Sciences is developing highly effective anti-obesity supplements without the significant health risks and severe side effects posed by other anti-obesity drugs.

LivEndocrine is developing new pharmaceutical treatments for Type II diabetes.  

Luceome offers a rapid method of screening kinase inhibitor drugs for cancer treatment. Luceome enables drug discovery by leveraging their assay technology for identification of drugs against kenases.

Luxxon Therapeutics is developing light-based therapies for chronic pain.

MAGPI is introducing a new technology for brain imaging. It's purpose is to improve the precision and robustness of brain phase images by combining multiple measurements obtained from different methods and channels. Some advantages include high resolution images and more accurate results from a single scan.

MeCo Diagnostics is developing a "Mechanical Conditioning" Multi-Gene score for prediction and intervention of breast cancer bone metastasis. The MeCo Score is a candidate complementary diagnostic that identifies early-stage breast cancer patients at high risk for bone metastasis caused by mechanical conditioning, and it provides the rationale to intervene using low-toxicity, FDA-approved antifibrotics for "mechanical deconditioning therapy."

Module therapeutics is commercializing cell therapies using novel engineered receptors, known as 5MCARs, to precisely target and eliminate disease causing T cells. Elimination of these pathogenic cells will elicit durable therapeutic benefits to patients suffering from autoimmune disease.

Montigen was acquired by SuperGen and no longer exists in name. Montigen uses its drug screening method to discover and create promising anti-cancer compounds. Candidate drugs inhibit aurora-A kinase, a gene amplified in most human cancer cells, and small molecules that target tyrosine-kinase receptors that play critical roles in transducing growth signals to cancer cells.

NEUTherapeutics aims to bridge discovery to cure through the development of regenerative treatments for neurodegenerative diseases and precision therapies that preserve women’s brain health.

PARMedics, Inc. is developing PAR inhibitors as therapeutics for pain and asthma.

Patmos Therapeutics has licensed innovative methods and formulations using sirolimus for the treatment of pulmonary conditions and diseases.

PhytoCentric Solutions provides testing services to the food industry and has developed proprietary natural antimicrobial products for consumer applications.

Pierce Allen Pharmaceuticals, Inc., is a pioneer in the commercialization of novel bio-based medical therapies for human mental health.

Developing an approach to directly identify cancer-specific methylation regions within the human genome.

Promutech Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a company manufacturing, fabricating, and processing drugs in pharmaceutical preparations for human or veterinary use. They are working on a FLT3 inhibitor technology.

Q Therapeutics has adopted a unique approach to developing human cell-based therapies for debilitating – and currently incurable – diseases of the brain, spinal cord and the central nervous system. Their revolutionary approach focuses on glial cells – non-neuronal cells in the CNS that are essential for supporting, repairing, and maintaining normal neuron function and health.

RaeSedo is developing novel analogues of naturally occurring lung proteins for treatment in patients with asthma and other respiratory diseases.

RediRipe LLC develops ethylene detecting stickers for use in evaluating the ripeness of climacteric fruits and vegetables. Examples include apples, peaches, pears, and some varieties of melons. The devices change from a pale yellow to a dark blue when the fruit has a high rate of ethylene release indicative of a late stage of maturation.

Reglagene is focused on cancer therapeutics, and the commercialization of the DNA Quadruplex discoveries from the labs of Dr. Laurence Hurley. Their invention is a small molecule that reduces hTERT, which is highly activated in cancer cells.

Regulonix was founded to address the growing opioid epidemic. Their science approaches the issue of treating pain in an entirely new way that is targeted and highly selective, resulting in non-addictive solutions.

SaiOx, Inc., brings the benefits of heliox - a breathing gas mixture of helium and oxygen - to those experiencing difficulty breathing through a small, portable respiratory assist device. Though it was originally designed for at-home use by asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients, their device has been of particular benefit to COVID-19 patients.

Sonora Bioconsulting integrates business development, intellectual asset management, and technology transfer for the life science industry to protect, grow, and leverage early stage assets to build and establish startups or increase value in existing companies.

Sonora Transplants developed disease resistant rootstocks for greenhouse/controlled environment crop production. Goals include developing a way of growing vaccines inside of tomatoes as part of a foray into agro-pharmaceuticals.

Synactix Pharmaceuticals, Inc is a biotechnology company focused on developing therapies for the treatment of human disease using precision medicine. Projects are centered around “single-agent polypharmacology” where a single-agent is engineered to shut down multiple facets of human disease.

Endogenous neurotransmitters provide the starting point for Teleport Pharamceuticals' glycopeptide drugs for the treatment of degenerative neurological diseases. We are targeting neurogenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease, as well as AIDS related neuropathy, diabetic neuropathy, autism, stroke and closed head injury. Teleport Pharmaceuticals is dedicated to novel peptide-based drug design for future therapeutics.

TetraGene is a platform technology company focused on developing therapeutics based on DNA channel technology. Their approach is utilizing a variety of therapeutic systems; including small molecules and structured nucleic acids (DNA and RNA).

Theregen, Inc. is a regenerative medicine company based in San Francisco, California, USA, that develops cell-based therapies for patients with cardiovascular and vascular disease. The company is conducting a Phase I human clinical safety trial at two US sites for its lead product, AngineraTM, a cell-based epicardial patch therapy. Anginera is designed to promote blood vessel growth in damaged cardiac tissue, stimulate wound healing and, potentially, to restore cardiac function in patients with heart failure.

ThrooHealth offers both platforms and applications for healthcare management.

Topical Technologies develops new topical agents for the prevention of skin cancer.

uPetsia helps pet owners solve the problem of bad dog breath. Their technology is incorporated into dog treats and chews and provides long lasting fresh breath with a mint aroma.

Valley Fever Solutions, Inc. (VFS) is moving Nikkomycin Z (NikZ) to the market as a therapy and potential cure for Valley Fever. VFS is studying pharmaceutical compounds and improved methods of diagnosing cocci and vaccine candidates intended for the prevention of valley fever.

Yumanity is dedicated to protecting the vitality of the mind. They are working to identify and develop new, disease-modifying therapies for Alzhiemer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).