CCMR:
CCMR helped Microbiometer work with Prof. Ketterings, Cornell Animal Science. They used the Microbiometer soil test to analyze the effect on microbial biomass on crop yields.
CCMR helped Quikiks Hands-Free Shoes, a company developing products for people with special needs, optimized its product. They met at the FuzeHub’s Commercialization Competition
CCMR on the FuzeHub panel: Crisis Workarounds: alternate materials, product redesign and remanufacturing.
CCMR and NYSTAR: listen to the CCMR and learn more about the NYSTAR-funded centers
CCMR and 76 West: listen to the CCMR presentation
Read more on CCMR Impact on Industry
CCMR Partners:
EndoGlow makes top 10 list for medical devices
Halomine was awarded $600,000 in federal funding to support groundbreaking research to modernize the way food processing plants sanitize food processing equipment.
Prolific Earth Sciences Project presented by Ben Lehman, Cornell, at the 2020 American Society of Agronomy Annual Meeting
76West 2020 winners: AGreatE, Inc. received a $500,000 award.
Cornell partners, Ecolectro, Paradigm of NY, and Heat Inverse, are finalists of the 2020 Innovation Fund Competition.
IFyber receives $4.2MM from DoD to develop novel antimicrobial wound dressings
Halomine NSF-funded anti COVID-19 technology
Environmental Composites, Inc. (ECI), Utica, CCMR partner, developed an alternative manufacturing solution to quickly increase the domestic production of N95 respirators
Kodak tapped to be leader in U.S. prescription drug manufacturing
Startup’s contact tracing tech tracks workplace distancing
Turning DNA from organic matter – such as onions, fish and algae – into biodegradable gels and plastics.
New discovery will lead to the creation of energy-efficient magnetic storage devices
CCMR partners showcased by the Hardware Scaleup Program
Halomine, Ithaca, novel, long-acting, household and institutional products that create anti-microbial surfaces, highlighted by MRS!
Golden Artist Colors showcased by NIST and NYS MEP
SonicMEMS, a New Edge for Electronics
Physical forces affect bacteria’s toxin resistance, study finds
Multiplexed C dots track cancer cells to improve patient care
Microcavities save organic semiconductors from going dark
Bone breakthrough may lead to more durable airplane wings
Fueling Cornell Startups for Success