Center For Imaging Science

Intralytix Inc., based in Baltimore, MD, specializes in the discovery, production, and marketing of bacteriophage-based products aimed at controlling bacterial pathogens in food processing, environmental, and medical settings. Their innovative solutions leverage lytic bacteriophages, which effectively target specific bacteria without disrupting the surrounding microbiome, ensuring a high level of safety in antimicrobial applications. The company offers a range of products, including Shield, EcoShield PX, and SalmoFresh, all of which are designed to combat various bacterial contaminants such as Listeria, E. coli, and Salmonella. Intralytix is committed to high-quality manufacturing standards and has received multiple certifications and regulatory clearances, reinforcing its position as a leader in food safety and bacteriophage technology. Generated from the website

Percipenz: OnCore People Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin, PercipEnz Technologies, Inc develops and markets enterprise-class clinical and translational research management software. The company's flagship product, OnCore is the nation's most widely adopted clinical research platform among academic research organizations and cancer centers. By adopting a highly collaborative product development process, PercipEnz gathers, distills and fine-tunes the best ideas from world-class research institutions to deliver solutions addressing key operational challenges. The result is OnCore, a proven, effective and sustainable informatics infrastructure that supports streamlined clinical research operations. The platform is powerful and secure while providing the flexibility required by individual institutions to support a variety of organizational structures and distinct operational units. PercipEnz is also host to Onsemble, a community comprised of over 500 administrators, researchers, biostatisticians, research assistants, database administrators, and other staff from research facilities around the country.

MedStar Research Institute is the research center of MedStar Health, a $2.7 billion nonprofit health care organization and a community-based network of seven hospitals and other health care services in the Baltimore-Washington region. The purpose of the institute is to conduct and support medical research that results in better treatments and prevention strategies for the major diseases affecting the communities it serves. The organization employs more than 23,000 staff members and 4,600 affiliated physicians. It serves more than 145,000 patients each day and more than 1 million patients each year. In 2005, MedStar Health co-sponsored the Bristol-Myers Squibb Tour of Hope fundraising bike ride. MedStar Research Institute is located in Hyattsville, Md.