The National Science Foundation (NSF) is an independent federal agency established in 1950 and based in Alexandria, Virginia. It is dedicated to supporting research and education in science and engineering across a wide range of disciplines. The NSF provides significant non-dilutive funding, up to $1.5 million, to startups and small businesses through its America's Seed Fund initiative, which is part of the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program mandated by Congress. With an operating budget of approximately $7.8 billion, the NSF is committed to advancing fundamental research and education, thus fostering innovation and technological development in the United States.
The University of Washington is a prominent educational institution located in Seattle, Washington, founded in 1861. It offers a diverse range of undergraduate, graduate, and research programs across various fields, including business, social sciences, science, law, medicine, and public affairs. The university comprises several specialized schools, such as the College of Engineering, School of Dentistry, School of Pharmacy, School of Public Health and Community Medicine, School of Business, School of Humanities and Sciences, School of Law, School of Nursing, and College of Ocean and Fishery Sciences. In addition to its academic offerings, the university is dedicated to fostering innovation through CoMotion, which provides resources and support to help researchers and students translate their ideas into tangible societal and economic benefits.
University of Washington
Grant in 2023
The University of Washington is a prominent educational institution located in Seattle, Washington, founded in 1861. It offers a diverse range of undergraduate, graduate, and research programs across various fields, including business, social sciences, science, law, medicine, and public affairs. The university comprises several specialized schools, such as the College of Engineering, School of Dentistry, School of Pharmacy, School of Public Health and Community Medicine, School of Business, School of Humanities and Sciences, School of Law, School of Nursing, and College of Ocean and Fishery Sciences. In addition to its academic offerings, the university is dedicated to fostering innovation through CoMotion, which provides resources and support to help researchers and students translate their ideas into tangible societal and economic benefits.
Seattle University
Grant in 2022
A Jesuit education is one that engages the whole human being. Following in this tradition, Seattle University offers academics and student life activities that are intellectually, spiritually, ethically and creatively challenging. Located in Seattle, Washington, Seattle U grants bachelor’s degrees through its individual schools, which include a school of Arts and Sciences, a school of Business, a School of Science and Engineering and a school of Education. Master’s degrees are also awarded through the school of Theology and Ministry. In class, students examine ethical principles while challenging their intellect and cultivating compassion and creativity. This multi-faceted Jesuit approach takes place outside of class as well through student life activities. The campus newspaper and radio station, poetry readings, lectures, film screenings, community service groups and more than 120 cultural, artistic, religious and recreational clubs are some examples of the varied extracurricular options. Within the city of Seattle itself, students can also find a full range of activities. Transcripts, an essay, recommendation letters and SAT or ACT scores are some of the materials required for undergraduate admission to Seattle University. When seeking admission, prospective students may also apply for financial aid.
Ocean
Grant in 2022
Ocean is a social enterprise that aims to provide low-income households in India with safe and affordable roofing. The company was founded in 2017 by Alexa Bednar and is based in Seattle, Washington.
6crickets
Grant in 2021
6crickets Inc. is an online platform based in Bellevue, Washington, that specializes in providing afterschool education and enrichment activities for children. Founded in 2014, the company offers a marketplace where parents can easily find and register for various summer camps and after-school programs. The platform features a search engine, scheduling tools, and booking services that connect parents with different enrichment providers. Additionally, it supports schools by providing an after-school enrichment management tool and online registration services, facilitating the delivery of diverse programs directly on school campuses. By combining technology with educational offerings, 6crickets aims to enhance the learning experiences of children while simplifying the process for parents and schools.
Summary Analytics
Grant in 2021
Summary Analytics, Inc. is a Seattle-based company founded in 2017, specializing in artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies. The company develops a data analytics platform designed to address inefficiencies in data management by minimizing redundancies. By employing advanced algorithms and submodular optimization techniques, Summary Analytics enables organizations to extract valuable insights from large datasets more efficiently and cost-effectively. This innovative approach allows businesses to achieve better data insights and knowledge extraction in reduced time frames, enhancing overall decision-making processes.
JuneBrain
Grant in 2021
JuneBrain, LLC is a Washington, D.C.-based company founded in 2017 that focuses on developing wearable and non-invasive imaging devices for multiple sclerosis patients. The technology allows patients to monitor their disease activity from home, facilitating earlier detection of MS attacks and enhancing the monitoring of treatment efficacy. By leveraging telemedicine, JuneBrain aims to optimize remote assessment for neurological diseases, thereby enabling clinicians to track patients outside traditional clinical settings. The company's long-term vision includes extending its device's applications to a broader range of neurodegenerative diseases, promoting more accessible and frequent monitoring of brain health.
Current Surgical
Grant in 2021
Current Surgical is a surgical device company founded in 2020 and headquartered in Washington, DC. The company specializes in developing advanced tools aimed at the treatment of solid tumors. Its flagship product is a smart surgical needle designed for minimally invasive tumor detection and ablation. This innovative needle utilizes real-time X-ray guidance and ultrasound energy to effectively heat and destroy tumors while preserving surrounding vital organs and tissue. By enabling surgeons to target tumors located near critical anatomy, Current Surgical aims to enhance surgical precision and improve patient outcomes.
NLM Photonics
Grant in 2021
NLM Photonics is a semiconductor technology company focused on developing advanced electro-optic modulation technology aimed at enhancing networking, computing, and sensing applications. Originating from over two decades of research at the University of Washington, the company's patented Hybrid Organic Electro-Optic (OEO) Technology facilitates efficient data transfer between electronic components and photonics, which is crucial for applications like fiber optics and LIDAR. This technology addresses the power and bandwidth limitations of existing silicon photonics platforms by enabling low-voltage, low-power integration that can be retrofitted into existing manufacturing processes with minimal disruption. NLM's solutions provide significant improvements in power efficiency and scalable bandwidth, making them attractive to hyperscale data center operators and commercial fabs. The company's growth is supported by strategic partnerships with major industry players, enhancing its position in the rapidly evolving photonics landscape.
Intrinsyx Research Corporation
Grant in 2021
Intrinsyx Bio has spent the last 3.5 years validating and commercializing 3 decades of the leading academic research in the plant microbiome research from the University of Washington. Our exclusively licensed collection of microbes are proven and published to x Nitrogen aerobically throughout the inside of plants as well as improve yield, Phosphorous eciency, and increase abiotic (salinity and drought) and biotic stress tolerance. We have developed shelf stable microbial inoculants that drastically improve crop yield and nutrient use eciency, garnering interest from some of agriculture’s largest companies.
BlueDot Photonics
Grant in 2021
BlueDot Photonics, Inc. is a company based in Kirkland, Washington, that designs, develops, and produces solar panels and various photonic devices. Established in 2019, the company focuses on enhancing solar panel performance and durability through innovative semiconductor materials. By improving the power output of solar panels, BlueDot Photonics aims to make clean energy more accessible and affordable for a broader range of customers.
Dynamic Entropy Technology
Grant in 2020
Dynamic Entropy Technology is a manufacturer of medical devices focused on advancing health sciences through innovative technologies. Founded in 2018 and based in Pasco, Washington, the company specializes in developing a novel collagen citrate-based polymer biomaterial. This unique material is designed to address complex diabetic skin wounds, aiming to alleviate the health burden associated with conditions like diabetic foot ulcers. By enabling the effective delivery of drugs or biologics to these wounds, Dynamic Entropy Technology seeks to enhance healing outcomes for patients and improve their overall quality of life.
Xonotiv
Grant in 2020
Xonotiv develops a prosthetic knee that will improve amputee mobility and safety while also allowing robots to walk like humans. The company's headquarters are in Auburn, Washington.
Membrion
Grant in 2020
Membrion, Inc., founded in 2016 and based in Seattle, Washington, specializes in the manufacturing and commercialization of advanced membranes that filter molecules, including ions, under a variety of conditions such as heat, acidity, and biological sensitivity. Originating as a spin-out from the University of Washington, Membrion has received funding from multiple organizations, including the National Science Foundation and private investors, which has facilitated the transition from research to commercial production. The company's innovative ion exchange membrane technology is designed for applications in flow batteries, water purification, fuel cells, and pharmaceuticals, offering clients membranes that feature a longer lifespan and reduced costs.
ThruWave
Grant in 2020
ThruWave produces millimeter wave imaging technology designed for markets including robotics, construction, and quality control. The company's low-cost sensors for commercial and industrial applications use patent-pending radar signal processing innovations and GPU accelerated image reconstruction techniques. Its technology lowers risk by imaging the internal structure of walls, ceilings, and floors that enable construction professionals to work faster. ThruWave was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Seattle, Washington.
Docugami
Grant in 2020
Docugami, Inc. is an artificial intelligence document engineering company based in Kirkland, Washington, founded in 2017. The firm develops a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution that utilizes various AI techniques, including natural language processing, image recognition, and declarative markup. This technology empowers businesses of all sizes to significantly enhance the creation and management of their documents, ultimately leading to improved insight, efficiency, and overall business impact. By leveraging advanced AI methods, Docugami aims to transform how organizations handle their unique documentation needs.
Proteios Technology
Grant in 2020
Proteios Technology provides scientists with the ability to obtain biopharmaceuticals at a low cost. The company was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Issaquah, Washington.
A-Alpha Bio
Grant in 2020
A-Alpha Bio, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Seattle, Washington, established in 2017. The company specializes in synthetic biology, offering a platform known as AlphaSeq, which assists pharmaceutical companies in the development of drugs that interact with multiple targets. A-Alpha Bio provides cell-based tools for high-throughput and quantitative measurements of protein interactions, facilitating target discovery, library screening, and preclinical drug characterization. Its proprietary technology enables the mapping of protein-protein interactions at a large scale, allowing for the identification and quantification of interactions among thousands of protein pairs simultaneously. By delivering detailed maps of these interactions, A-Alpha Bio helps researchers identify potential drug targets and understand disease mechanisms, thereby streamlining the therapeutic discovery process and improving the efficiency of drug development. The company comprises a team of experts in synthetic biology, structural biology, and next-generation sequencing, focused on overcoming challenges in the drug development pipeline.
Off Planet Research
Grant in 2020
Off Planet Research provides an extraterrestrial research facility for testing space technology and conducting research and development. The company was founded in 2015 and is based in Lacey, Washington.
Boydston Chemicals Innovations
Grant in 2020
Boydston Chemical Innovations, Inc., founded in 2017 and based in Federal Way, Washington, specializes in the manufacture of specialty chemicals, particularly focusing on resins and polymers. The company operates a research institute dedicated to developing innovative solutions that utilize ring-opening metathesis polymerization. Boydston Chemical Innovations produces products for polynorbornene, polydicyclopentadiene, and related homopolymers, while also providing metal initiators, including ruthenium, molybdenum, and tungsten salts. As of July 2019, the company operates as a subsidiary of 3D Systems Corporation, enhancing its capabilities through collaboration and advanced research.
Opticyte
Grant in 2020
Opticyte, Inc. is a medical device company based in Seattle, WA, focused on developing innovative technology for monitoring oxygen levels in cells to prevent organ failure. Founded in 2016 as a spinoff from the University of Washington, Opticyte is creating the first Cell O2 Monitor, a noninvasive oximeter that utilizes advanced algorithms and optical spectroscopy. This device is designed to measure oxygen concentration within cells, facilitating early detection of critical conditions such as shock, sepsis, hemorrhage, and cardiac dysfunction. By enabling clinicians to make timely treatment decisions, Opticyte aims to reduce the risk of multiple organ failure and improve patient outcomes. The company comprises a team with significant expertise in engineering, regulatory affairs, and communications, dedicated to bringing this essential medical technology to market.
easyXAFS
Grant in 2019
easyXAFS offers complete instruments for advanced x-ray spectroscopy. The company was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Seattle, Washington.
Parse Biosciences
Grant in 2019
Parse Biosciences is a biotechnology startup based in Seattle, Washington, that specializes in single-cell analysis. Founded in 2018 and rebranded from Split Biosciences in 2020, the company has developed innovative single-cell sequencing kit solutions that utilize combinatorial cDNA barcoding. This technology allows researchers to conduct experiments without the need for complex and costly microfluidic instruments. It also enables the fixation, freezing, and storage of samples, which separates sample extraction from downstream library preparation steps. As a result, researchers can analyze fixed samples collected on different dates in a single experiment, enhancing control over sample handling and minimizing errors. Additionally, Parse Biosciences’ technology improves gene detection in individual cells while reducing common confounding artifacts in single-cell sequencing, making it a valuable resource for researchers in the field.
ThermaWatts
Grant in 2019
ThermaWatts develops an ambient thermal electric converter that converts heat into electricity. The company is based in Renton, Washington.
Ocean
Grant in 2019
Ocean is a social enterprise that aims to provide low-income households in India with safe and affordable roofing. The company was founded in 2017 by Alexa Bednar and is based in Seattle, Washington.
OtoNexus Medical Technologies
Grant in 2019
OtoNexus Medical Technologies Inc. specializes in the design, development, and commercialization of a patented ultrasound medical device aimed at diagnosing middle ear infections, also known as otitis media, in both children and adults. This innovative device provides clinicians with the ability to differentiate between viral and bacterial infections, facilitating informed decisions regarding the necessity of antibiotics. By employing ultrasound technology in a novel manner, the device delivers rapid diagnosis in seconds and can be utilized by various healthcare professionals, including physicians and non-physician personnel. Additionally, the incorporation of one-use-per-patient tips generates a recurring revenue stream for the company. Founded in 2010 and based in Seattle, Washington, OtoNexus Medical Technologies was previously known as OtoMetrix Medical Technologies before rebranding in July 2014.
Allumia
Grant in 2019
Allumia, LLC specializes in energy efficiency solutions, focusing on lighting upgrades for commercial, athletic, automotive, and industrial sectors. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Seattle, Washington, with additional offices in Los Angeles and Durham, the company designs, funds, installs, and manages lighting projects. Allumia evaluates existing lighting systems and provides tailored proposals that include updated designs and anticipated savings. The company also supplies replacement lamps, drivers, and other lighting hardware, along with ongoing maintenance services. Utilizing a software and Internet of Things platform, Allumia streamlines the financing and management of energy efficiency projects, enabling clients to achieve complete equipment upgrades at reduced costs while maximizing energy savings. The company serves customers directly and collaborates with utility partners to enhance the efficiency of their operations across the nation.
Unanimous AI
Grant in 2019
Unanimous A.I., Inc. specializes in swarm artificial intelligence software solutions that harness collective human intelligence to enhance decision-making and predictions. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company offers two primary products: Swarm Insight and Swarm IQ. Swarm Insight enables organizations to gather and analyze consumer insights more accurately than traditional methods, while Swarm IQ enhances the predictive capabilities of business teams, improving forecasts and evaluations. By merging real-time human input with AI algorithms, Unanimous A.I. creates dynamic systems that keep people involved in the decision-making process, rather than replacing them with automated solutions. This innovative approach has garnered recognition, including awards at the SXSW Interactive Innovation Awards. With additional offices in locations such as Arlington, San Luis Obispo, Chicago, and Washington, the company aims to transform how organizations harness collective intelligence for various applications, from marketing to finance.
GMJ Technologies
Grant in 2019
GMJ Technologies, founded in 2018 and based in Seattle, Washington, specializes in developing microanalytical technologies for biopharmaceutical and biomedical applications. The company focuses on creating robust analytical tools and integrated technologies that enhance proteomics and protein-based biologics workflows. By streamlining research, development, and manufacturing processes, GMJ Technologies aims to advance the capabilities of analytical methodologies in the life sciences sector.
Curio Interactive
Grant in 2018
Curio Interactive provides a variety of engaging online STEAM-based learning activities. The company is based in Seattle, Washington.
Emissol
Grant in 2018
Emissol develops emission control technology to reduce emissions from vehicles and other mobile sources. The company's headquarters are in Mill Creek, Washington.
Membrion
Grant in 2018
Membrion, Inc., founded in 2016 and based in Seattle, Washington, specializes in the manufacturing and commercialization of advanced membranes that filter molecules, including ions, under a variety of conditions such as heat, acidity, and biological sensitivity. Originating as a spin-out from the University of Washington, Membrion has received funding from multiple organizations, including the National Science Foundation and private investors, which has facilitated the transition from research to commercial production. The company's innovative ion exchange membrane technology is designed for applications in flow batteries, water purification, fuel cells, and pharmaceuticals, offering clients membranes that feature a longer lifespan and reduced costs.
A-Alpha Bio
Grant in 2018
A-Alpha Bio, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Seattle, Washington, established in 2017. The company specializes in synthetic biology, offering a platform known as AlphaSeq, which assists pharmaceutical companies in the development of drugs that interact with multiple targets. A-Alpha Bio provides cell-based tools for high-throughput and quantitative measurements of protein interactions, facilitating target discovery, library screening, and preclinical drug characterization. Its proprietary technology enables the mapping of protein-protein interactions at a large scale, allowing for the identification and quantification of interactions among thousands of protein pairs simultaneously. By delivering detailed maps of these interactions, A-Alpha Bio helps researchers identify potential drug targets and understand disease mechanisms, thereby streamlining the therapeutic discovery process and improving the efficiency of drug development. The company comprises a team of experts in synthetic biology, structural biology, and next-generation sequencing, focused on overcoming challenges in the drug development pipeline.
Xonotiv
Grant in 2018
Xonotiv develops a prosthetic knee that will improve amputee mobility and safety while also allowing robots to walk like humans. The company's headquarters are in Auburn, Washington.
Proteios Technology
Grant in 2018
Proteios Technology provides scientists with the ability to obtain biopharmaceuticals at a low cost. The company was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Issaquah, Washington.
Boydston Chemicals Innovations
Grant in 2017
Boydston Chemical Innovations, Inc., founded in 2017 and based in Federal Way, Washington, specializes in the manufacture of specialty chemicals, particularly focusing on resins and polymers. The company operates a research institute dedicated to developing innovative solutions that utilize ring-opening metathesis polymerization. Boydston Chemical Innovations produces products for polynorbornene, polydicyclopentadiene, and related homopolymers, while also providing metal initiators, including ruthenium, molybdenum, and tungsten salts. As of July 2019, the company operates as a subsidiary of 3D Systems Corporation, enhancing its capabilities through collaboration and advanced research.
ThruWave
Grant in 2017
ThruWave produces millimeter wave imaging technology designed for markets including robotics, construction, and quality control. The company's low-cost sensors for commercial and industrial applications use patent-pending radar signal processing innovations and GPU accelerated image reconstruction techniques. Its technology lowers risk by imaging the internal structure of walls, ceilings, and floors that enable construction professionals to work faster. ThruWave was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Seattle, Washington.
MicroHAOPs
Grant in 2017
MicroHAOPs, founded in 2015 and based in Seattle, Washington, focuses on developing innovative wastewater treatment technology, specifically through membrane-based processes. The company offers proprietary solutions that include a nanomaterial designed for membrane pre-treatment, which enhances the efficiency of wastewater treatment and water purification. This technology excels at removing phosphorus from both treated domestic wastewater and polluted natural waters, achieving trace-level reductions. By commercializing advancements that minimize membrane fouling, MicroHAOPs enables businesses to lower fresh water costs and reduce wastewater flows, thereby improving overall water management and sustainability in various industrial applications.
Z-senz
Grant in 2017
Z-senz develops the next leap in LIDAR to enable safety and reliability in autonomous vehicles. The company's headquarters are in Washington, D.C. Founded in 2015 by a group of scientists with expertise in optics, lasers, material science, physics, and manufacturing,
LiloTree
Grant in 2017
LiloTree is an advanced materials company that offers next-generation technology solutions via chemistry and material innovations. The company is based in Seattle, Washington, and is an NSF-funded manufacturer and distributor of ENIG-Premium, an environmentally friendly patented solution that offers enhanced reliability at a lower cost.
OtoNexus Medical Technologies
Grant in 2017
OtoNexus Medical Technologies Inc. specializes in the design, development, and commercialization of a patented ultrasound medical device aimed at diagnosing middle ear infections, also known as otitis media, in both children and adults. This innovative device provides clinicians with the ability to differentiate between viral and bacterial infections, facilitating informed decisions regarding the necessity of antibiotics. By employing ultrasound technology in a novel manner, the device delivers rapid diagnosis in seconds and can be utilized by various healthcare professionals, including physicians and non-physician personnel. Additionally, the incorporation of one-use-per-patient tips generates a recurring revenue stream for the company. Founded in 2010 and based in Seattle, Washington, OtoNexus Medical Technologies was previously known as OtoMetrix Medical Technologies before rebranding in July 2014.
Workit Health
Grant in 2016
Workit Health, Inc. is a provider of online therapeutic content and professional counseling services focused on substance use recovery. Established in 2014 and based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the company operates the Workit platform, which offers clinically proven telemedicine treatment for substance use disorder, including online therapy, medication-assisted treatment, psychiatric support, and primary care. Workit Health's services are designed to help individuals achieve long-term recovery from drugs and alcohol while minimizing disruption to their daily lives. The platform facilitates access to on-demand, in-person, and virtual medical and psychosocial support, catering to a wide range of clients including employers, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and recovery communities. Additionally, Workit Health provides accredited opioid addiction treatment featuring buprenorphine, enhancing its commitment to harm reduction in addiction care. The company has locations in California, New Jersey, Alaska, and Washington.
Beta Hatch
Grant in 2016
Beta Hatch Inc. specializes in the production of insect protein primarily for animal feed, utilizing innovative rearing technology that converts organic waste into nutritious insect protein, oils, and fertilizers. The company focuses on farming mealworms and produces insect manure, or frass, as a by-product for use in fertilizers. Additionally, Beta Hatch transforms spent brewery grains into insect feed, contributing to a sustainable and zero-waste agricultural system. With a commitment to advancing food systems, the company also explores potential applications for insect exoskeletons in bioplastics and pharmaceuticals. Founded in 2015 and based in Cashmere, Washington, Beta Hatch serves a diverse clientele that includes farmers, ranchers, and researchers, aiming to establish insects as a valuable commodity crop in the agricultural landscape.
Membrion
Grant in 2016
Membrion, Inc., founded in 2016 and based in Seattle, Washington, specializes in the manufacturing and commercialization of advanced membranes that filter molecules, including ions, under a variety of conditions such as heat, acidity, and biological sensitivity. Originating as a spin-out from the University of Washington, Membrion has received funding from multiple organizations, including the National Science Foundation and private investors, which has facilitated the transition from research to commercial production. The company's innovative ion exchange membrane technology is designed for applications in flow batteries, water purification, fuel cells, and pharmaceuticals, offering clients membranes that feature a longer lifespan and reduced costs.
LiloTree
Grant in 2016
LiloTree is an advanced materials company that offers next-generation technology solutions via chemistry and material innovations. The company is based in Seattle, Washington, and is an NSF-funded manufacturer and distributor of ENIG-Premium, an environmentally friendly patented solution that offers enhanced reliability at a lower cost.
BrightSpec
Grant in 2016
LabBrightSpec addresses high-value, time-sensitive analytical chemistry challenges that are not well addressed by other spectroscopy techniques and instruments. It provides innovative laboratory services in order to deliver immediate results to potential customers of our instrumentation products. They are based in Charlottesville, Virginia, about two hours from Washington, DC. The BrightSpec Fourier transform molecular rotational resonance (FT-MRR) product platform is based on technology developed at the University of Virginia by Brooks Pate and his team, several of whom now work at BrightSpec. They offer FT-MRR product configurations for analytical chemistry and gas sensing in manufacturing process control, quality control, environmental monitoring, and formulation research.
MicroHAOPs
Grant in 2015
MicroHAOPs, founded in 2015 and based in Seattle, Washington, focuses on developing innovative wastewater treatment technology, specifically through membrane-based processes. The company offers proprietary solutions that include a nanomaterial designed for membrane pre-treatment, which enhances the efficiency of wastewater treatment and water purification. This technology excels at removing phosphorus from both treated domestic wastewater and polluted natural waters, achieving trace-level reductions. By commercializing advancements that minimize membrane fouling, MicroHAOPs enables businesses to lower fresh water costs and reduce wastewater flows, thereby improving overall water management and sustainability in various industrial applications.
Z-senz
Grant in 2015
Z-senz develops the next leap in LIDAR to enable safety and reliability in autonomous vehicles. The company's headquarters are in Washington, D.C. Founded in 2015 by a group of scientists with expertise in optics, lasers, material science, physics, and manufacturing,
Actively Learn
Grant in 2015
Actively Learn operates as an online literacy platform that targets the barriers to reading for depth. Its platform enables teachers to activate, support, and reveal student thinking while reading to ensure that students get beyond the gist. Actively Learn was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Seattle, Washington.
Etaphase
Grant in 2015
Etaphase, Inc. designs and develops device architectures in various materials. Its products are used in integrated circuits, structural materials, photonics, communications, chip-to-chip communications, intra-chip communications, sensors, datacomm, networking, and solar applications. The company was incorporated in 2012 and is based in Seattle, Washington.
Arzeda
Grant in 2015
Arzeda Corporation is a synthetic biology company based in Seattle, Washington, that specializes in the development and manufacture of proteins and enzymes for various applications, including pharmaceuticals, polymers, and industrial chemicals. Founded in 2008, Arzeda utilizes advanced technology that combines physics-based protein design with artificial intelligence algorithms to create and validate new designer proteins and enzymes. The company aims to provide innovative solutions that offer competitive performance, cost efficiency, and sustainability, addressing the needs of clients in diverse industries.
BrightSpec
Grant in 2014
LabBrightSpec addresses high-value, time-sensitive analytical chemistry challenges that are not well addressed by other spectroscopy techniques and instruments. It provides innovative laboratory services in order to deliver immediate results to potential customers of our instrumentation products. They are based in Charlottesville, Virginia, about two hours from Washington, DC. The BrightSpec Fourier transform molecular rotational resonance (FT-MRR) product platform is based on technology developed at the University of Virginia by Brooks Pate and his team, several of whom now work at BrightSpec. They offer FT-MRR product configurations for analytical chemistry and gas sensing in manufacturing process control, quality control, environmental monitoring, and formulation research.
Edvotek
Grant in 2013
EDVOTEK provides equipment such as OCR thermal cyclers, water baths & incubation, microcentrifuges, medical imaging, and pipets & liquid handling. The company also provides experiments for classrooms, instructional videos, and learning centers. EDVOTEK also allows students to build their own biotechnology models through origami organelles. EDVOTEK was founded in 1987 in Washington, DC.
Etaphase
Grant in 2013
Etaphase, Inc. designs and develops device architectures in various materials. Its products are used in integrated circuits, structural materials, photonics, communications, chip-to-chip communications, intra-chip communications, sensors, datacomm, networking, and solar applications. The company was incorporated in 2012 and is based in Seattle, Washington.
Actively Learn
Grant in 2013
Actively Learn operates as an online literacy platform that targets the barriers to reading for depth. Its platform enables teachers to activate, support, and reveal student thinking while reading to ensure that students get beyond the gist. Actively Learn was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Seattle, Washington.
Play Works Studio
Grant in 2013
Play Works Studio develops science-based games for girls and boys. Its mission is to encourage children, especially girls, to discover a passion for science and technology while having fun. Play Works Studio was founded on May 7, 2013, and is based in Seattle, Washington, United States.
Arzeda
Grant in 2013
Arzeda Corporation is a synthetic biology company based in Seattle, Washington, that specializes in the development and manufacture of proteins and enzymes for various applications, including pharmaceuticals, polymers, and industrial chemicals. Founded in 2008, Arzeda utilizes advanced technology that combines physics-based protein design with artificial intelligence algorithms to create and validate new designer proteins and enzymes. The company aims to provide innovative solutions that offer competitive performance, cost efficiency, and sustainability, addressing the needs of clients in diverse industries.
Arzeda
Grant in 2013
Arzeda Corporation is a synthetic biology company based in Seattle, Washington, that specializes in the development and manufacture of proteins and enzymes for various applications, including pharmaceuticals, polymers, and industrial chemicals. Founded in 2008, Arzeda utilizes advanced technology that combines physics-based protein design with artificial intelligence algorithms to create and validate new designer proteins and enzymes. The company aims to provide innovative solutions that offer competitive performance, cost efficiency, and sustainability, addressing the needs of clients in diverse industries.
Arzeda
Grant in 2009
Arzeda Corporation is a synthetic biology company based in Seattle, Washington, that specializes in the development and manufacture of proteins and enzymes for various applications, including pharmaceuticals, polymers, and industrial chemicals. Founded in 2008, Arzeda utilizes advanced technology that combines physics-based protein design with artificial intelligence algorithms to create and validate new designer proteins and enzymes. The company aims to provide innovative solutions that offer competitive performance, cost efficiency, and sustainability, addressing the needs of clients in diverse industries.
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