SEE Science Center, located in Manchester, NH, is an interactive learning center established to promote the understanding, enjoyment and achievements of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).  

Founded in 2016, Modal Technology Corporation is a privately-owned Minnesota corporation that offers new innovative solutions for machine learning.  Headquartered in Minneapolis, with a team of four, the company is involved in the development of industry standards in machine learning and has a vision of introducing the benefits of its patented technology to many vertical markets including finance, aerospace, defense and Regenerative Medicine in the healthcare sector. 

Northwestern University Research Institutes and Centers sit at the intersections of traditional disciplines to increase the innovation, productivity, and cross-fertilization needed to solve great societal challenges.

BCSI, now known also known as SAFE Sens, is an international laboratory instrument as well as a medical device company. It offers sterile automated fluoroscopic evaluation (SAFE Sens) for media; pH SAFE systems for blood; and simple nucleic acid processing systems for genomic research serving patients, clinicians, researchers, pathologists, and doctors worldwide.

Skeletal Tissue Engineering Laboratory (STEL) Technologies LLC, is an Ann Arbor based Regenerative Medicine company that engineers biological tissue implants for tissue replacement and repairs to musculoskeletal injuries.

EpiBone, headquartered in Brooklyn, NY, is a company with 17 employees working on custom-growing living bones using a patients’ own stem cells with a mission to transform skeletal repair.

“What if we could glue broken bones instead of using casts, rods, pins, and screws? What if we could glue soft-tissues, muscles, tendons, or cartilage instead of using sutures? What if we could reinforce weakened osteoporotic bones before they failed? If we had the right materials, we could,” said Darren Nolen, Founder & CEO of Nolen Ortho located in Middleton, NH.

D&P is a regenerative medicine startup focused on repairing damaged organs with engineered biomaterials and stem cells.

Akron has grown to become a leading manufacturer of ancillary materials and purveyor of specialized services with aimed at accelerating the development and commercialization of advanced therapies.