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Advanced Material Development (AMD) develops and commercialises advanced materials solutions across life sciences, energy, industrial, smart packaging, and pharmaceutical sectors, working with industry partners and customers. Its proprietary platforms include nHance 2D liquid-printed nanocarbon inks and nLight polymeric photonic crystals, offered through a flexible licensing model.

commercialisationlicensingmaterial development

C1iN is a biotech company building a microbial platform based on thermophilic methane-consuming microbes discovered in the California desert. Using precision fermentation, it develops products for agriculture, skincare, and protein markets, including a soil enhancer that improves heat and drought resilience and a natural melanin for skin protection. The team is grounded in over a decade of science at San Diego State University.

bioengineeringmicrobial platformprecision fermentation

Drums Alive is an evidence-based drumming fitness, health, and wellness program that combines cognition, drumming, movement, music, and rhythm for a 'Whole Brain & Whole Body' workout promoting physical, social, emotional, and cognitive health at all life stages. Founded by Carrie Ekins, the program was inspired by her recovery from a hip injury. Drums Alive works with research teams at universities including Chemnitz, Texas State, and Oxford Brookes.

drumming fitness programsinstructor licensing and trainingonline trainingworkshops

EVOCAVI, founded in 2020, facilitates evidence-based interview training and research projects through practitioner/researcher collaborations to translate interviewing research into operational strategies for investigators. It provides training programs to federal, state, and local law enforcement investigators, corporate workplace investigators, threat mitigation units, conviction integrity units, and operational psychologists supporting the military. Its courses include Corroboration-Based Interviewing (CBI), the Cognitive Interview (CI), Proximity-Base

evidence-based interview traininginterview analysisinterview strategy consulting

The John W. Hock Company specializes in designing and manufacturing tools for collecting mosquitoes and other insects, used for scientific research, risk assessment, and vector-borne disease control programs. Founded in 1976 and located in Gainesville, Florida, the company manufactures collection devices and laboratory equipment and has a research component, collaborating with the US Department of Defense and other federal and state agencies to develop novel trapping devices and carbon dioxide generators.

custom trap developmentdesigning and manufacturing insect sampling devicesmanufacturing laboratory equipment