11 Women in the Life Sciences That You Should Know in the BioHealth Capital Region In honor of Women’s History Month, which kicks off today, we wanted to highlight 11 [….]
Mesa Science Associates Contributes to Study Demonstrating Efficacy of Intranasal Spray at Treating Anaphylaxis FREDERICK, MD, February 26, 2024—Kenneth Dretchen, PhD, of Mesa Science Associates, in collaboration with researchers from [….]
CarrTech Corp. Poised to Reduce Needle Sticks & Glass Shard Contamination in Medications Revolutionizing the way healthcare providers administer medicines from glass ampoules. FREDERICK, Md., Dec. 4, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — CarrTech Corp., [….]
What Startups Say About the Maryland Biotech Investment Tax Credit and Why You Should Care
FITCI Opens Applications for EDGE Accelerator Cohort By Alex KeownJune 5, 2023 The Frederick Innovative Technology Center, Inc. (FITCI) is accepting applications for the 2023 cohort of its EDGE Accelerator [….]
BioBuzz, the media outlet of Workforce Genetics, and the Frederick Innovative Technology Center, Inc. (FITCI) have announced a partnership to fuel strategic industry growth in the BioHealth Capital Region and growth for both parties.
Frederick, Maryland, continues to prove why it’s the perfect place to start, grow, or expand a life sciences company. Over the last 18 months, Frederick City and Frederick County have seen immense growth in the life sciences and biotech spaces, even in the face of nationwide economic challenges.
The Frederick Innovative Technology Center, Inc. (FITCI) had a big year in 2022 as it officially broke ground (or rather, walls) on its new EDGE@321 Building in Ballenger Creek. FITCI has continued that momentum since then – catch up on FITCI’s recent news and progress below:
The Maryland Tech Council (MTC) is the largest support organization for technology and life sciences companies in the state. MTC creates and supports initiatives, from events to workforce development, that bring the entire Maryland tech and life sciences ecosystem together to advance innovation and foster growth.
The annual Fort Detrick Alliance-FITCI Showcase was officially reinstated this October after a two-year break during the pandemic, with its thirteenth installment at FITCI’s Metropolitan Court location. City and county officials helped FITCI (Frederick Innovative Technology Center, Inc.) and the Fort Detrick Alliance showcase the presenting companies’ work and the government-business partnerships that can help them grow.
