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3 materials science research suppliers across 3 states and provinces in 1 country. Profiles show capabilities, materials, certifications, and facility locations so you can compare shops and build a shortlist.

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BIODEVEK INC

ALLSTON, MA

0 Our mission To improve the standard of care for treatment of gastrointestinal bleeding and protection of the mucosa in endoscopy procedures. We are developing GastroShield, an advanced biocompatible material for effective management of gastrointestinal bleeding and shielding of high-risk lesions. Instant hemostasis Activates immediately upon application. Durable Barrier remains adhered in place during the healing process. Protective Barrier Strong and flexible shield provides effective bleed management. Transparent Preserves visualization of the lesion. The Problem:GI hemorrhage alone results in +500,000 hospital admissions +2 MILLION hospital days $5 BILLION in direct costs 11,000 in-hospital deaths. Despite advances in endoscopy, controlling GI bleeding and protecting large lesions remains challenging. Unreliable hemostasis Powder hemostats can cloud visualization, clog catheters.

hydrogel systems developmenttissue engineering

CERTAINTECH INC

STERLING, VA

CertainTech Corporation is a technology provider located in Northern Virginia whose expertise is in computer software applications in the environmental, engineering, and scientific disciplines. It provides consulting services in the information technology and environmental industries, serving Fortune 100 companies in the utility, petroleum, pharmaceutical, chemical, and telecom industries, as well as federal, state and local governments, universities, and research centers.

CRMcustom software developmentdata modelingdrinking water treatment technologiesE-commerceenterprise data architectureERPGIS data integrationgroundwater modelingmanufacturing technologies researchsite characterizationstaffingtrainingweb-based technologies

JTEC ENERGY INC

ATLANTA, GA

JTEC Energy develops the Johnson Thermo-Electrochemical Converter (JTEC), a solid-state electrochemical engine that converts low-grade waste heat (100°C and above) into electricity. The company was formed in 2020 by Dr. Lonnie Johnson and Mike McQuary to commercialize the technology, which scales from kilowatts to megawatts, requires no fuel input, and connects to existing infrastructure.

thermo-electrochemical conversionwaste heat to electricity conversion

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