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Klox Technologies is a Canadian specialty pharmaceutical company focusing on the development and commercialization of its proprietary BioPhotonic technology platform. This non-invasive, pathology-specific topical treatment platform harnesses the power of light and photo activated oxygen-rich gel formulations to target various skin and soft tissue disorders. With franchises in dermatology, wound care, and oral health, Klox Technologies is well positioned to capitalize on significant market opportunities. We believe that our dedication to providing healthcare professionals with novel and effective treatment solutions will allow patients to experience positive results without some of the side effects associated with existing treatments. Klox Technologies’ senior management team has over 80 years of combined experience in the biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and medical devices industries. We continue to research, develop, and commercialize solutions based on our BioPhotonic technology platform for a growing and aging population that is seeking more effective and less invasive treatment options to improve their health and quality of life.
Instil Bio is a cell therapy company developing tumor infiltrating lymphocytes (TIL) for the treatment of solid tumor cancers. TIL are a patient`s own T cells harvested from the patient`s tumor, which are then expanded and reinfused into the patient to target and kill cancer cells.
Agena Bioscience’s scalable MassARRAY System enables one day assay turnaround times on a wide variety of targeted genetic tests.
Texcell NA is a Frederick, MD-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Curran Biotech is a materials manufacturing company that provides nano coatings to biochemical, chemical, energy and construction industries including water-repellent coatings for fabrics, canvas, tarps, and glass. Our hydrophobic coatings are specifically designed to improve the nature and quality of the substrates by preventing water-substrate interactions. The technology was developed in the materials/chemistry labs (Institute for Nano Energy) of the physics department at the University of Houston and started commercialization in 2013.