Greater Washington Research & Development Facilities Directory

Greater Washington
Research & Development

Facilities Directory
Introduction Greater Washington Research &
Development Facilities Directory
The Greater Washington Initiative, a regional economic development marketing

organization, developed this inaugural directory of research facilities in the
Greater Washington Region—encompassing 21 jurisdictions in Northern Virginia,
Suburban Maryland and the District of Columbia.
This project was undertaken to begin to define the breadth and scope of the
region’s research capabilities. The directory serves as a business resource by
highlighting the region’s diverse array and quantity of public and private sector
research assets. It also provides information on the type of leasable lab space
existing in the region. This information will allow firms with temporary or start-up
needs potential access to existing facilities. In addition the directory highlights
potential partnership opportunities.
This directory represents a list of participating institutions and is not comprehen-

sive. We hope to expand its coverage over time. We welcome your comments
and feedback. If you would like to add your organization to this directory,
please contact the Greater Washington Initiative at www.greaterwashington.org
or call us at 202-857-5999.
Letter from the Chairman
The Greater Washington Initiative is pleased to present the region’s

first Research & Development Facilities Directory. With this publication,
we recognize the profound contribution research labs and facilities
make to the region’s business community.
This directory demonstrates the diversity of research institutions in the

Greater Washington region. Not only is Greater Washington a leader in
biotechnology and aerospace, but the region leads the research world
in many industries, such as environment, health and systems integration,
and we are one of only a few metro areas in the world to have such
diverse capabilities.
Sincerely,
John M. Derrick, Jr.

Chairman, Greater Washington Initiative
Chairman and CEO, Pepco
Table of Contents
Overview Page 1-4
Methodology Page 4
Greater Washington Research & Development Facilities
Private Industry Page 5-81
Government Labs Page 82-97
Academic Institutions Page 98-113
Independent Research Institutions Page 114-131
Index Page 132-139
If you would like to add your facility Greater Washington Initiative

to the Greater Washington Research 1725 I Street NW, Suite 200
& Development Facilities Directory, Washington, DC 20006
please contact: www.greaterwashington.org
T 202-857-5999
Bill Webb, Director of Research
F 202-466-4980
billwebb@bot.org
202-857-8985
Last updated January 2003.
OVERVIEW
T
he Greater Washington Research and Development Facilities Directory provides a database of firms
that conduct physical research in the Washington, DC region – a document compiled and
researched by the Greater Washington Initiative (GWI), an economic development marketing
organization. This directory includes facilities and their programs in private, academic, government and
independent research sectors. These facilities conduct physical research in a broad list of areas – from
aerospace to transportation. These combined criteria make this document a first for the region, under-
scoring the wide variety of research activities in Greater Washington.
This document is not comprehensive and includes participating firms only. Participating firms submitted
information via a survey instrument from GWI (see Methodology on page 4.) GWI mailed the survey to
1,600 potential firms and followed up with two rounds of phone calls to solicit participation. This directory
is a useful tool to help companies locate potential partners and serves as a business resource for many
organizations. We hope that by publishing this document, facilities currently unlisted will provide
information to GWI to be listed and analyzed. This online document will be updated on a quarterly basis.
Industry Sectors
Industry Sectors
The Greater Washington Research and
Development Facilities Directory includes
127 research and development firms. Of the
directory’s facilities, 61% (77) are in the private
sector, 18 are classified as independent
research institutes and the remaining 32 are
government or academic institutions (16 each).
Employment / Internships
These 127 firms employ an impressive 81,151 people – that’s about half the size of Greater Washington’s
employment in the finance, insurance and real estate industry. Twenty-five percent of these employees
have advanced degrees: 9,715 employees at these firms have masters degrees and an additional
10,478 hold doctoral degrees. In addition, the firms listed host 4,818 interns or co-op students.
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Occupational Background
The occupational background of facility employees ranges from test pilots to librarians to administrators,
but science-related backgrounds are most prevalent. The survey prompted responses for major science-
related backgrounds. Of these prompted options, engineering is present at 49% of all firms, followed by
life sciences (43%), physical sciences (41%) and computer/mathematics (40%).
Student Recruiting
When asked the question, “From what academic institutions do you typically hire student interns or
researchers?” the region’s research firms cited 37 different educational institutions. Six institutions account
for 60% of these academic mentions: The University of Maryland College Park (UMD), Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State University (Virginia Tech), Georgetown University, George Mason University, The George
Washington University and Johns Hopkins University. UMD College Park is noted most often (23%).
Research Activities
Research activities at the listed firms vary from basic research to product testing and certification. The
type of research most often conducted (59% of firms) is applied research and development. Fifty-eight
percent conduct collaborative research – multiple organizations working together on the same project –
while 57% have in-house research and development operations. The graph below provides a breakout
of the major types of research conducted by directory facilities.
Research Activites
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Fields of Research
Biotechnology is most prevalent in the facilities listed; 35% of all firms listed work in this area. Thirty percent
of firms conduct health-related research, 27% conduct environmental research and 24% work in the
fields of aerospace, pharmaceuticals, computers/information technology and systems integration.
Field of Research Number Percent
Biotechnology 45 35%
Health 38 30%
Enviroment 34 27%
Aerospace 30 24%
Computers/Information Technology 31 24%
Pharamceuticals 31 24%
Systems Integration 30 24%
Digital Processing and Analysis 23 18%
Instrumentation and Sensors 22 17%
Electronics 20 16%
Optics/Imaging/Photonics 20 16%
Materials 18 14%
Agriculture and Food Science 14 11%
Bioinformatics 14 11%
Chemicals 14 11%
Communications 13 10%
Data/Network Security 13 10%
Energy 13 10%
Transportation 13 10%
Automotive 10 8%
GIS/Cartography 9 7%
Assistive Technology 7 6%
Contsruction 4 3%
Law Enforcement and Forensics 4 3%
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Type and Availability of Lab Space
Total lab space reported by the regional firms amounts to approximately 7.3 million square feet. Fifteen of
these facilities control 37% (2.7 million) square feet of lab space and indicate that leasing opportunities
are available to outside research and development groups. The type of lab space in Greater Washington
ranges from “wet labs” to “clean rooms” to “computer labs”.
Future Growth Factors

Finally, the directory looks at future growth factors for research and development facilities. When asked
“What do you see as the three primary requirements for future growth in your field of research?”, 26% of
responding facilities list “funding” as a requirement for future growth. This figure is nearly three times higher
than “workforce/education” (9%). “Awareness” and “partnerships” were cited by 6% of these firms and
“market development/marketing” round out the top five growth factors with 3%.
METHODOLOGY
G
WI compiled this directory by first creating a list of potential participants to survey. The sources
included: D&B MarketPlace, Master Government List of Federally Funded Research and
Development Centers, Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer General Point of
Contact List, St. Mary’s County Technology Handbook and Maryland Department of Business and
Economic Development. These lists formed a master mailing list for an initial mailing of the survey
instrument, which was followed by two rounds of phone calls to solicit participation. Approximately 1,600
potential firms were contacted and asked to participate in the survey; a number of listings were later
determined to be duplicates or ineligible non-research facilities.
The survey instrument was developed by GWI with assistance from the research department of the Fairfax
County Economic Development Authority. The instrument was intended to collect information to represent
the broad research abilities of local firms and provide information for analysis.
Prior to publishing, the information provided for the directory was sent to each participant to confirm
and review for accuracy. All analysis in this document is based on information provided by the
participating facilities.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
T
hank you to the investors of the Greater Washington Initiative for their generous support that makes
GWI’s work possible. Special thanks to Lisa Tate from the Fairfax County Economic Development
Authority for assistance in the creation of the survey instrument and in methodology development.
Thanks to Will Baber from the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development for providing
special assistance with facility list development. Thanks also to GWI staff Bill Webb, Julie Jackson and
numerous interns who worked so hard to produce this report.
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
20/20 Genesystems, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Jonathan Cohen, President & CEO
9700 Great Seneca Highway
Rockville, MD 20850
Phone: 240.453.6339
Fax: 240.453.6208
Email: jcohen@2020gene.com
www.2020gene.com
Description of Research Activities: 20/20 Gene Systems, Inc. develops and commercializes innovative products for
proteomics and personalized medicine.
Major Successes: P-Film Product, a kit for multiplex analysis of proteins separated on electrophoresis gels.
Field of Research Activities

Type of Research Activities Business Relationships
Undertaken at Facility
Applied R&D Biotechnology Academic

Basic Research Health Government
Collaborative Research Pharmaceuticals Private Industry
Contract Research
In House R&D
Product Testing and Certification
Prototyping
Type of Lab Facilities Facility Information Technology Transfer
Wet Lab Leases Lab Space? No
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
4Wave, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Todd Hylton, Vice President of Technology
22977 Eaglewood Court
Sterling, VA 20166
Phone: 703.787.9283 Ext.102
Fax: 703.787.9283
Email: thylton@4waveinc.com
www.4waveinc.com
Description of Research Activities: Nanoscale materials and thin film deposition techniques, equipment and
devices.
Major Successes: Optical filter prototypes; demonstration of uniquely capable thin film deposition technique; and
biased target ion beam deposition.
Major Projects Underway: Compact 4-channel optical demultiplexer for 10 Gbit ethernet, high precision thin film
fabrication equipment for magnetic RAM and high k gate dielectric stacks (semiconductors).

Applied R&D Materials Government

Contract Research Optics/Imaging/Photonics Private Industry
Prototyping
Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 7,000

Thin film and nanostructured Lab Square Footage: 3,000
device processing laboratory Leases Lab Space? No
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Advanced Biosystems Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Kenneth Alibek, Vice Chairman, Chief Scientist
10900 University Boulevard
MSN 148
Manassas, VA 20110
Phone: 703.993.8545
Fax: 703.993.8396
Email: ken.alibek@analex.com
www.analex.com
Description of Research Activities: Basic and applied research including pre-clinical study in the area of
protection against biological weapons and threat agents; study of pathogenesis and clinical manifestations of diseases
caused by biological weapons; and basic applied research in the field of cancer.
Major Successes: Awarded one of the largest bio-defense contracts in the Greater Washington area. Have
developed prototypes of substances for possible use in protection against biological weapons.
Major Projects Underway: Continuing efforts in developing substances that offer protection against biological
weapons including contracts with the Army, DARPA and the NIH.

Applied R&D Bioinformatics Academic

Basic Research Biotechnology Government
Collaborative Research Health Private Industry
Contract Research Pharmaceuticals
In House R&D
Prototyping
Medical
Wet Lab Facility Square Footage: 30,000 Currently seeking licensing partners to aid
in the development of Advanced Biosystems
Lab Square Footage: 3,000 patented technologies.
Leases Lab Space? Yes Technology Transfer Contact:
Holly Blanchard
Vice President, General Manager
Phone: 703.993.8389 Fax: 703.993.8447
Email: holly.blanchard@anlex.com
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Advancis Pharmaceutical Corporation
CONTACT INFO:
Kevin S. Sly, Sr. Vice President, Business Development & Strategic
Marketing
656 Quince Orchard Road, Suite 220
Gaithersburg, MD 20878
Phone: 240.683.7505
Fax: 240.683.9853
Email: jclifford@advancispharm.com
www.advancispharm.com
Description of Research Activities: Advancis Pharmaceutical is a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on the
development and commercialization of patent-protected drug products that fulfill substantial unmet medical
needs in the treatment of infectious diseases.
Major Successes: Advancis has established a strong product pipeline, including four antibiotics currently in Phase
I/II clinical trials. Six additional products are in the preclinical development stage. In addition to improving antibac-
terial products marketed today, Advancis is actively developing new chemical entity anti-infective opportunities.
Major Projects Underway: Advancis Pharmaceutical is combining key components of proprietary drug delivery with
biotechnology to introduce new types of value-added products that will re-shape the pharmaceutical industry.

In House R&D Pharmaceuticals Academic

Private Industry
Wet Lab Facility Square Footage: 13,000

Lab Square Footage: 5,000
Leases Lab Space? No
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
AEPCO, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Hedy Chen, Executive Assistant
15800 Crabbs Branch Way, Suite 300
Rockville, MD 20855
Phone: 301.670.6770
Fax: 301.670.9884
www.aepco.com

Collaborative Research Communications

Contract Research Computers/Information Technology
Product Testing and Certification Data/Network Security
Prototyping Electronics
Materials
Optics/Imaging/Photonics
Systems Integration
Computer Lab Leases Lab Space? No
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Altarum
CONTACT INFO:
901 South Highland Street
Arlington, VA 22204
Phone: 703.521.5300
Fax: 703.521.8946
www.altarum.org


Basic Research Environment Government
Collaborative Research GIS/Cartography Private Industry
Contract Research Health
In House R&D
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Ameritrial OTC Research Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Gerald F. Dunaway, President
621 Ridgely Avenue, Suite 204
Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone: 410.266.1586
Fax: 410.266.3160
Email: gfd@ameritrial.com
Description of Research Activities: Conduct phase III and IV clinical trials. Design and conduct Rx to OTC switch
studies. Design, implement and manage all phases of a clinical trial.

Clinical Trials Biotechnology

Contract Research Health
Pharmaceuticals
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
AntexBiologics
CONTACT INFO:
300 Professional Drive
Phone: 301.590.0129
Fax: 301.590.1251
Email: info@antexbiologics.com
Description of Research Activities: Antex Biologics, and its wholly owned subsidiary, AntexPharma, is a biopharma-
ceutical company committed to developing and marketing new products to prevent and treat infections and related
diseases. The company plans to have six products in clinical trials in 2002 and maintains strategic alliances with
GlaxoSmithKline, Aventis Pasteur and the U.S. Department of Defense.

Pharmaceuticals Academic
Government
Private Industry
Wet Lab Facility Square Footage: 24,000 Technology Transfer Contact:

Kyle W. Keese
Lab Square Footage: 18,000 Vice President, Business Development
Leases Lab Space? No Phone: 301.590.0129
Fax: 301.590.1251
Email: info@antexbiologics.com
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Applied Technical Services Corporation
CONTACT INFO:
Surya Prasad, Ph.D., President & CEO
Potomac, MD 20854
Phone: 301.315.2638
Fax: 301.251.7018
Email: atscorpprasad@aol.com
www.ats-corporation.com
Description of Research Activities: Basic and applied research in IT integration, environmental, energy, soil,
geochemical, geotechnical, agricultural, biological and life sciences.
Major Successes: Role of information technology in small business growth and development in current
information age.
Major Projects Underway: White Paper: Web for technology transfer, relational database management systems.

Applied R&D Agriculture and Food Science Private Industry

Collaborative Research Computers/Information Technology
Contract Research Energy
Reviews and assessments for Environment
validation Systems Integration
Geotechnical Consulting Services
Web development for technology transfer

and security of information in field tracking
operation.
Technology Transfer Contact:
Surya Prasad Ph.D.
Director of Research & Development
Phone: 301.315.2638
Fax: 301.201.7018
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
AuRx, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Gary Calton, CEO
500 J McCormick Drive
Glen Burnie, MD 21061
Phone: 410.590.7610
Fax: 410.590.2688
Email: gcalton@rx.com
www.rx.com
Description of Research Activities: Concerns the use of recombinant virus for therapy of long term viral disease (i.e.
genital herpes).
Major Successes: Developed a therapy for genital herpes.
Major Projects Underway: Therapy for genital herpes.


Medical Research Health
Pharmaceuticals
Medical
Wet Lab Facility Square Footage: 5,000 Searching for joint venture partner for
commercialization for the therapy on genital
Lab Square Footage: 4,000 herpes.
Leases Lab Space? No Technology Transfer Contact:
Gary Calton, CEO
Phone: 410.590.7610
Fax: 410.590.2688
Email: gcalton@rx.com
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
BioReliance
CONTACT INFO:
David Bruning, Director of Marketing
14920 Broschart Road
Rockville, MD 20850
Phone: 301.738.1000
www.bioreliance.com
Description of Research Activities: BioReliance provides a broad range of GLP and cGMP compliant biological
testing and production services to pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, medical device and chemical companies.

Contract Research Biotechnology Academic

Product Testing and Certification Pharmaceuticals Government
Private Industry
Clean Room
Computer Lab
Wet Lab
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Calwood Chemical Industries
CONTACT INFO:
Gary Calton, CEO
5331 Landing Road
Elkridge, MD 21075
Phone: 410.796.5550
Fax: 410.590.2688
Email: gcalton@aaahawk.net
Description of Research Activities: Large body of knowledge concerning green chemicals for detergents and water
softening.
Major Successes: Licensed technology
Major Projects Underway: Development of additional green or biomedical materials.

Collaborative Research Biotechnology

In House R&D Health
Pharmaceuticals
Programs Planned for Technology Transfer:

Licensing of amino acids.
Gary Calton, CEO
Phone: 410.796.5550
Fax: 410.590.2688
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Calwood Nutritionals, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Gary Calton, CEO
500 J McCormick Drive
Glen Burnie, MD 21061
Phone: 410.590.4890
Fax: 410.590.2688
Email: gcalton@calwoodnutritionals.com
www.calwoodnutritionals.com
Description of Research Activities: Development of nutritional formulas for kidney patients, weightloss patients,
cardiovascular health patients and sports nutrition.
Major Successes: Development of a safe weight loss alternative, and development of a pleasant tasting nutritional
formula for kidney patients.
Major Projects Underway: Development of a sports drink formula.

Applied R&D Biotechnology

In House R&D Health
Pharmaceuticals
Nutrition
Wet Lab Facility Square Footage: 4,000 Programs Planned for Technology Transfer:
Searching for joint venture partners or
Lab Square Footage: 2,000 licensing partners in the area of sports and
Leases Lab Space? No weight control.
Gary Calton, CEO
Phone: 410.590.4890 Fax: 410.590.2688
Email: gcalton@calwoodnutrientals.com
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
CEL-SCI
CONTACT INFO:
Geert Kersten,CEO
8229 Boone Boulevard, Suite 802
Vienna, VA 22182
Phone: 703.506.9460
Fax: 703.506.9471
www.cel-sci.com
Major Successes: Success with: tumor vaccine MulteKineTM in head and neck cancer and cervical dysplasia in
HIV/HPV infected women. Received contracts with the Navy to further research on herpes drug and malaria.
Major Projects Underway: Working on herpes vaccine with collaborators at Northeast Ohio University and SBIR
Grant for herpes vaccine.


Clinical Trials Pharmaceuticals Private Industry
Collaborative Research
In House R&D

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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Center for Arthritis Immunology
& Environmental Disorders (CAIED)
CONTACT INFO:
Oliver J. Lawless, M.D., Medical Director
18111 Prince Philip Drive, Suite 126
Olney, MD 20832
Email: oliver.lawless@gke.net
Description of Research Activities: Causation and mechanisms of autoimmune diseases in humans.
Major Successes: Identifying implanted materials in human devices causing autoimmune diseases.
Major Projects Underway: Diagnostic testing for inhaled ingested and implanted chemicals.

Applied R&D Health Private Industry

Basic Research
Clinical Trials
Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 300 Three patents filed for identification of
environmental causes, diagnosis and treat-
Lab Square Footage: 100 ment of autoimmune diseases.
Oliver J. Lawless, M.D.
Medical Director
Phone: 301.774.2886 Fax: 301.774.1623
Email: oliver.lawless@gke.net
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Center for Remote Sensing, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. Suman Ganguly, CEO
11350 Random Hills Road, Suite 710
Fairfax, VA 22030
Phone: 703.385.7717
Fax: 703.385.7719
Email: ganguly@cfrsi.com
www.cfrsi.com
Description of Research Activities: Provides R&D for government and industry. Specializes in electronics,
instruments, space science, radio, radar, EW microwave, materials processing and GPS.
Major Successes: Completed 40 SBIR programs from DOD and NASA. Developed new GPS system which is
being commercialized.
Major Projects Underway: GPS systems, new antennas and various instrumentation projects.

Applied R&D Aerospace Academic

Basic Research Communications Government
Collaborative Research Digital Processing and Analysis Private Industry
Contract Research Environment
In House R&D GIS/Cartography
Prototyping Instrumentation and Sensors
Materials
Systems Integration
Computer Lab Facility Square Footage: 4,000

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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Chesapeake Technology International Corporation
CONTACT INFO:
Mike Kepferle, President
22685 Three Notch Road, Suite D
California, MD 20619
Phone: 301.862.2726
Fax: 301.862.1857
Email: kepferle@chesapeaketechnology.com
www.chesapeaketechnology.com
Description of Research Activities: Internal research efforts include UAV ground station control, electronic attack
payloads, advanced computer software programs and web-enabled initiatives.
Major Successes: UAV ground station software, electronic attack system control software and Java 3-D
visualization tools.
Major Projects Underway: Advanced electronic attack concepts and prototyping and Palm OS advanced software
applications.

Basic Research Aerospace Government

In House R&D Computers/Information Technology Private Industry
Prototyping Data/Network Security
Computer Lab Facility Square Footage: 400

Lab Square Footage: 150
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
ChiRhoClin, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Edward D. Purich, CEO
15500 Gallaudet Avenue
Silver Spring, MD 20905
Phone: 301.384.1554
Fax: 301.384.1565
Email: epurich@chirhoclin.com
www.chirhoclin.com
Description of Research Activities: Peptides and new peptides research.
Major Successes: FDA drug approval.
Major Projects Underway: Continuing to research new peptides and use current peptides for new indications.


Collaborative Research Health
Contract Research Pharmaceuticals
In House R&D
Wet Lab Facility Square Footage: 3,000 Taking research from the lab into the
commercial manufacturing process and
Lab Square Footage: 500 commercialization of ongoing projects.
Ed Purich, CEO
Phone: 301.384.1554
Fax: 301.384.1565
Email: epurich@chirhoclin.com
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Compuimage, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Divaker Pathak, President
314 Selwyn Drive, Suite 2B
Frederick, MD 21701
Phone: 301.695.4778
Fax: 301.695.9015
Email: divaker@att.net
Description of Research Activities: Engineering

Applied R&D Computers/Information Technology

Basic Research
Contract Research
In House R&D
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Cybernetics Infotech, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Forrest Tzeng, President
15245 Shady Grove Road, Suite 190
Rockville, MD 20850
Phone: 301.590.1233
www.cybit.com
Major Successes: Multimedia compression

In House R&D Computers/Information Technology

Product Testing and Certification Digital Processing and Analysis
Prototyping
Computer Lab Leases Lab Space? No
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Cyborgan Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Ayub Ommaya, Director of Research
8006 Glenbrock Road
Bethesda, MD 20814
Phone: 301.654.350
Fax: 301.651.2563
Email: aommaya@juno.com
Description of Research Activities: Development of an artificial pancreatic organ for diabetics.


Clinical Trials
Contract Research
Theoretical and Applied
Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 300

Wet Lab Lab Square Footage: 150
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
DCS Corporation
CONTACT INFO:
John Sheehan, Director of Business Development
46641 Corporate Drive
Lexington Park, MD 20653
Phone: 301.862.2390 Ext. 202
Fax: 301.863.0324
Email: jsheehan@dcscorp.com
www.dcscorp.com

Basic Research Aerospace

Contract Research Electronics
In House R&D Optics/Imaging/Photonics

EO Lab Lab Square Footage: 2,000
Leases Lab Space? Yes
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Dynamics Research Corporation
CONTACT INFO:
Rodney F. Tyler, Director, Pax River Operations
23330 Cottonwood Parkway, Suite 310
Phone: 301.737.7699 Ext. 15
Fax: 301.737.8837
Email: rtyler@drc.com
www.drc.com

Prototyping Aerospace Private Industry

Computers/Information Technology
Data/Network Security
Leases Lab Space? No Programs Planned for Technology Transfer:

Robert Monahan
Director IT Services
Phone: 703.412.2812
Email: bmonahan@drc.com
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
EchoDynamics
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. Mel Klegerman, President & CEO
38T Technology Drive
College Park, MD 20742
Phone: 301.405.4157
Fax: 301.405.4157
Email: mk199@umail.umd
www.echodynamics.com
Description of Research Activities: Focused on the development of a targeted ultrasound contrast agent for
clinical diagnosis of cardiovascular disease.
Major Successes: Completion of preclinical pharmacology studies, proof of principle and working prototype.
Major Projects Underway: Development of diagnostic for vulnerable atherosclerotic plaques. Optimization and
characterization of targeted agents.


Basic Research Health
In House R&D
Prototyping
License for technology from two universities
Lab Square Footage: 750 and activities to sublease technology.
Dr. Mel Klegerman
Phone: 301.405.4157
Fax: 301.405.4157
Email: mk199@umail.umd
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Ecosystems International Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. Peter Castruccio, President
PO Box 225
Grambills, MD 21054
Phone: 410.984.4976
Fax: 410.729.1960
Email: woc101@aol.com
Description of Research Activities: Analysis of data and statistical deviation.
Major Successes: Developed theory of remote sensing.
Major Projects Underway: World survey of citrus.

Contract Research Communications

Environment
Math and Statistics
Computer Lab Facility Square Footage: 3,000 Programs Planned for Technology Transfer:
Remote sensing technology
Lab Square Footage: 500 Technology Transfer Contact:
Leases Lab Space? No Dr. Peter Castruccio, President
Phone: 410.987.4976
Fax: 410.729.1960
Email: wdc101@aol.com
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
EMT&A Environmental Marine
Technology and Associates
CONTACT INFO:
Atle B. Nordvik, President
2230 Central Avenue
Vienna, VA 22182
Phone: 703.698.1565
Fax: 703.698.6220
Email: anordivik@cox.net
Description of Research Activities: Research oil spills on the environment, develop chemicals that cause less
damage and efficiency testing on product application.
Major Successes: Developed a system called Windows of Opportunity - management of response systems linked to
an equipment data base, testing efficiency data base, product data base and oil data base. System is used to test the
efficiency of products to alleviate oil spills.
Major Projects Underway: Fire protection testing - tied to material science for long period, high temperatures to
develop special protection.

Applied R&D Chemicals

Basic Research Environment
Prototyping
Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 500

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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Enlightened Technologies Associates (ETA)
CONTACT INFO:
Alec Goldman, President
10370 Democracy Lane
Fairfax, VA 22030
Phone: 703.359.4447
Email: info@etai.com
www.etai.com
Description of Research Activities: Medical device and technology company focused on finding non-invasive solu-
tions to disorders related the circadian cycle.
Major Successes: Patented technology, developed prototypes and run NIH-sponsored clinical trials.
Major Projects Underway: Phase II NIMH grant.

Applied R&D Biotechnology Government

Basic Research Health
Clinical Trials Medical Devices
In House R&D
Prototyping
Facility Square Footage: 1,800

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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Envirosystems, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Mohan Khare, Ph.D., President & CEO
9200 Ramsey Road, Suite B102
Columbia, MD 21045
Phone: 410.964.0330
Fax: 410.740.9306
Email: info@envsystems.com
Description of Research Activities: Analytical methods development. Testing trace contaminant in complex matrices
(solid, liquid and gas). Analytical instrumentation for environmental testing
Major Successes: Methods development and modifications applied to trace analysis of environmental pollutants.
Major Projects Underway: Analytical methods for trace pollutants in environment

Applied R&D Agriculture and Food Science Private Industry

Analytical Methods Development
Analytic Instrumentation and Lab Square Footage: 6,500 Phone: 410.964.0330
Organic, Inorganic and Water Leases Lab Space? Yes Fax: 410.740.9306
Quality Testing Laboratory Email: info@envsystems.com
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
ExonHit Therapeutics, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Sheila Khatri, esq., Administrative Officer
217 Perry Parkway, Suite 5
Phone: 240.683.7050
Fax: 240.683.7060
www.exonhit.com
Description of Research Activities: Functional Genomics utilizing proprietary technology and DATAS (Differential
Analysis of Transcripts using Alternative Splicing).
Major Successes: Signing contracts.
Major Projects Underway: Epitope identification projects.

Collaborative Research Biotechnology Academic

Contract Research Government
In House R&D Private Industry

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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
GenoQuest, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Janice Wong, Administrator
PO Box 19
Germantown, MD 20874
Phone: 301.916.5655
Fax: 301.916.1842
Email: jwong@genoquest.com
www.genoquest.com
Description of Research Activities: Research, develop, license, manufacture, distribute and market products and
services for biological and medical research.

Contract Research Biotechnology

In House R&D

Wet Lab Lab Square Footage: 700
– 34 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Human Genome Sciences, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Jerry Parrott, Vice President,
Corporate Communications & Public Policy
9410 Key West Avenue
Rockville, MD 20850
Phone: 301.315.2727
Fax: 301.517.8885
Email: jerry_parrott@hgsi.com
www.hgsi.com
Description of Research Activities: Human Genome Sciences is a pioneer in genomics for the discovery and devel-
opment of new pharmaceutical products. We have eight drugs in human clinical trials for the treatment of
cancer, autoimmune disease, immunodeficiency, metabolic disorders and tissue repair.
Major Successes: Successfully brought eight drugs from concept to human clinical trials. Over twenty preclinical
candidates.
Major Projects Underway: Eight protein and antibody drugs in clinical development. Eleven ongoing clinical
trials. Many drug candidates in late-stage preclinical development.


Basic Research Pharmaceuticals Government
Clinical Trials Private Industry
In House R&D
Process development/Manufacturing

Wet Lab Lab Square Footage: 580,000
Protein analysis and formulation Leases Lab Space? No
Gene Sequencing Pilot
Manufacturing
– 35 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Innovative Solution International, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Alexandra Mendez, Customer Relations Manager
1608 Spring Hill Road, Suite 200
Vienna, VA 22182
Phone: 703.883.8088
Fax: 703.883.9180
Email: info@isicns.com
www.isicns.com
Description of Research Activities: Develop and implement modern communications, navigation and surveillance/air traffic
management (CNS/ATM) systems. Support the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the design, architecture and imple-
mentation of the Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS) and Local Area Augmentation System (LAAS). Satellite Operations
Center. PrecisionWare: instrument procedure design and simulation tool.
Major Successes: ISI is currently providing the Civil Aeronautics Administration of Taiwan with training and support for the
automated instrument procedure development tool they purchased from ISI. Currently working with the Unidad Adminstrativa
Especial de Aeronautica Civil in Columbia on the U.S. Trade and Development Agency funded feasibility study for the future
CNS/ATM system to be implemented. Working with Venezuela’s Ministry of Infrastructure to develop a complete and
CNS/ATM transition plan and architecture. Partnership with International Air Transport Association completed the Global
Navigation Satellite System/Area Navigation implementation procedures project in Southern Africa Development Community
(SADC), Cape Verde and Kenya.
Major Projects Underway: Global personal recovery systems (GPRS) - search and rescue devices.

Aerospace
Contract Research Communications Government
In House R&D Instrumentation and Sensors Private Industry
Prototyping Systems Integration
Transportation
Product Development
Procedure Development,
Augmentations to the Global
Positioning Systems, Systems
Engineering, Statistical Probability,
Performance Measurement, Safety Case
Analysis and Operational and Financial
Risk Analysis.
Support over 30 international civil aviation

Computer Lab Leases Lab Space? Yes organization countries that are implement-
ing modern CNS/ATM technologies and
systems.
Alexandra Mendez
Customer Relations Manager
Phone: 703.883.8088 Fax: 703.883.9180
Email: info@isicns.com
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Integrated Circuit Designs, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Edward Chalfin, President
3223-A Corporate Court
Ellicott City, MD 21042
Phone: 410.750.6064
Fax: 410.750.9358
Email: echalfin@ic-designs.com
www.ic-designs.com
Description of Research Activities: Development of analog, mixed-signal and RF circuit IP for use in contract
design and also standard product offerings.

In House R&D Electronics Private Industry
Prototype test lab Facility Square Footage: 3,500

Diagnostic wafer probe and laser. Lab Square Footage: 100
– 37 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin
CONTACT INFO:
Joseph K. Hoffman, Executive Director
6110 Executive Boulevard, Suite 300
Rockville, MD 20852
Phone: 301 984.1908 Ext. 126
Fax: 301.984.5841
Email: jhoffman@icprb.org
www.potomacriver.org
Description of Research Activities: Interstate agency representing PA, MD, VA, WV and DC that conducts
limited research, but uses research by others in its work. Organization applies research and collects, manages and
interprets data for a variety of environmental issues impacting the water and land resources of the Potomac River
Basin and the region.
Major Successes: Applying data analysis to chlorophyll criteria for Chesapeake Bay. Continuing analysis of water
supply needs in Metropolitan area.
Major Projects Underway: TMDL support to member jurisdictions; cooperative water supply operations; source
water assessments; and stream assessments.

Collaborative Research Environment Academic

ICPRB applies research by others to ICPRB has active shad and herring Government
water related problems in the restoration programs and does Private Industry
Potomac River Basin to develop significant work on other living
solutions to problems. resources and water quality issues.
Facility Square Footage: 6,500 Programs Planned for Technology Transfer:

Agency Bi-monthly newsletter
Curtis Dalpra, Communications Manager
Phone: 301.984.1908 Ext. 107
Fax: 301.984.5841
Email: cdalpra@icprb.org
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
JET Technologies Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. Ernest Bloore, President
104 Lee Circle
Locust Grove, VA 22508
Phone: 540.372.2006
Fax: 540.972.4035
Email: ewbloore@juno.com
Description of Research Activities: Research and development of refractory carbides and nitrids for abrasion, wear,
strengthening and armor applications.


Basic Research Automotive Government
Collaborative Research Materials
Contract Research Transportation
In House R&D Armor for military and civilian use
Prototyping
Metallurgical lab with office space Facility Square Footage: 1,600

– 39 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Joiner Micro Laboratories
CONTACT INFO:
Robin Joiner, Lab Director
77-F West Lee Street
Warrenton, VA 20186
Phone: 540.347.7212
Email: rwjoiner@yahoo.com
Description of Research Activities: Analyze drinking and waste water for coliform bacteria.

Environmental microbiology - Environment

drinking water and waste water

– 40 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Lockheed Martin Systems Integration
CONTACT INFO:
Amos D. Alley, Deputy Program Manager - Navy Programs
46610 Expedition Drive
Phone: 240.725.5050
Fax: 240.725.5900
Email: amos.alley@lmco.com


Systems Integration
– 41 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
LSA, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
John Graham, Vice President of Finance
1215 Jefferson Davis Highway, Suite 1300
Arlington, VA 22202
Phone: 703 416.4600
Fax: 703.416.4616
Email: jgraham@pipeline.com
www.lsainc.com
Description of Research Activities: Perform consulting services, conduct research and development and produce
prototypes for diverse federal government and industry clients in free space optical (laser) communications,
night vision, non-mechanical tunable optical filters, diffraction analysis and fourier optics, optical wavefront
characterization, electro-optics and fiber optics.
Major Successes: Introduction of free-space optical wireless (laser) communication transceivers for voice, video and
data transmissions over distances of up to 5 kilometers.

Applied R&D Communications

Basic Research Optics/Imaging/Photonics
Contract Research
In House R&D
Prototyping

Optics lab Lab Square Footage: 3,000
– 42 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
MedData Research, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Reza Momenan, President
9848 Faust Drive
Vienna, VA 22182
Phone: 703.759.9869
Description of Research Activities: Develop and implement software for medical research and provide technical
computing support. Develop database systems for acquired imaging and clinical data and provide means to extract
and manipulate such data for research.

Applied R&D Bioinformatics

In House R&D Digital Processing and Analysis
Systems Integration
– 43 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Medlantic Investigators Network
CONTACT INFO:
Patty Praschak, Operations Manager
621 Ridgely Avenue, Suite 310A
Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone: 410.266.8999
Fax: 410.266.7144
Email: ppraschak@medlantic.net
www.medlantic.net
Description of Research Activities: Medlantic Investigators Networks’ focus is clinical trials in the fields of
hepatology and gastroenterology. Conduct studies at facility and serve as a site management organization for
clinical trials at other sites.
Major Successes: Wrote, sponsored and held IND for multi-center phase II protocol. Data from this study and
other related studies resulted in a larger phase II study with IL-10 for prevention of acute pancreatitis.
Major Projects Underway: Clinical trials for hepatitis C, irritable bowel syndrome, crohns disease, ulcerative
colitis, gastric ulcer and prevention of pancreatitis.

Clinical Trials Health Private Industry

Pharmaceuticals
– 44 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Mid Atlantic Clinical Research
CONTACT INFO:
Janet V. Arneson, Director of Operation
401 East Jefferson Street, Suite 107
Rockville, MD 20850
Phone: 301.315.6081
Fax: 301.315.6084
Email: staff0017@americasdoctor.com
Description of Research Activities: Clinical trials of investigational drugs for the practice of urology including treat-
ment of incontinence, enlarged prostate, impotence and cancer of the prostate/bladder/kidney.
Major Successes: Over 60 clinical trials completed in the past five years.
Major Projects Underway: 15 trials currently underway.

Clinical Trials Pharmaceuticals

– 45 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Multimax Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Lynn Runnels, Business Development Director
1441 McCormick Drive
Largo, MD 20774
Phone: 301.925.8222
Fax: 301.925.2956
www.multimax.com
Description of Research Activities: Primarily an informational technology services provider and computer
manufacturer and reseller. Conducts earth science research.
Major Successes: Contracts with the Department of Defense for installing sizemic stations in China and
conducting research with the data. Contracts with the Department of Energy for integrating software applications.
Developed a real earth monitoring system for the nuclear regulatory commission.

Applied R&D Environment Academic

Basic Research GIS/Cartography Government
Collaborative Research Private Industry
In House R&D
Prototyping
Computer Lab Lab Square Footage: 2,000 Small Business Innovation Research
program (SBIR) for technology transfer
Wilmer Rivers, Chief Scientist
Phone: 301.925.8222 Ext. 121
Fax: 301.925.2956
Email: wilmer@multimax.com
– 46 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
National Standards Testing Laboratory
CONTACT INFO:
Daniel J. Duggan, Senior Metrologist
PO Box 5808
Rockville, MD 20855
Phone: 301.590.0097
Fax: 301.590.0099
Email: dduggan@forcelab.com
www.forcelab.com
Description of Research Activities: While calibration is the main emphasis of our operations, we perform research
and testing relating to the use of force transducers, including determination of uncertainty sources, effects of
temperature and interchangeability of instrumentation.

Calibration and certification of Force Metrology Academic

force measuring instruments Government
Private Industry
Dead weight machines and universal Facility Square Footage: 6,500 Technology Transfer Contact:
Daniel J. Duggan, Senior Metrologist
calibration machines with force Lab Square Footage: 2,200 Phone: 301.590.0097
standards for precision application Leases Lab Space? No Fax: 301.590.0099
of forces and measurement of forces Email: dduggan@forcelab.com
up to 1,000,000 LBF (4.45 MN).
– 47 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Neuralstem, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Allison Formal,
Vice President, Worldwide Business Development
205 Perry Parkway
Phone: 301.337.1824
Fax: 301.330.1055
Email: aformal@neuralstem.com
www.neuralstem.com
Major Successes: DARPA Grant Novel Gene Discoveries
Major Projects Underway: DARPA Project Neurological Disease Research, Gene Discovery

Basic Research Bioinformatics Government

Collaborative Research Biotechnology Private Industry
Contract Research
In House R&D

Computer Lab Lab Square Footage: 11,975
– 48 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
New Generation Motors
CONTACT INFO:
Eric Takamura, Director of Manufacturing
44645 Guilford Drive, Suite 201
Ashburn, VA 20147
Phone: 703.858.0036 Ext. 21
Fax: 703.858.0699
Email: eric.takamura@ngmcorp.com
www.ngmcorp.com
Description of Research Activities: Research automotive and electric industry for emission reduction.
Major Successes: Help design and develop a system that will abate pollution in India. Demonstration of bus that is
running around the pyramids in Egypt.

Applied R&D Aerospace

Collaborative Research Automotive
Contract Research Electronics
In House R&D Energy
Transportation
General shop with specific test Facility Square Footage: 3,000

for equipment. Practical lab Lab Square Footage: 3,000
applications. Test systems and run Leases Lab Space? No
tests.
– 49 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems
CONTACT INFO:
Alex Kersis
Business Development Division Head
43865 Airport View Drive
Hollywood, MD 20636
Phone: 301.373.2360
Fax: 301.373.3421
Description of Research Activities: Development of defense related software and applications with commitment to
innovativative and cost effective solutions for domestic and international customers.
Major Projects Underway: RainDrop point mensuration and display, EA-6B prowler aircraft controls and mission
and display software.

Applied R&D Aerospace Government

Basic Research Assistive Technology Private Industry
Clinical Trials Communications
Collaborative Research Data/Network Security
Contract Research Digital Processing and Analysis
In House R&D Instrumentation and Sensors
Product Testing and Certification Optics/Imaging/Photonics

– 50 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
OdorPro, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Gary Calton
Vice President of Operations
5331 Landing Road
Elkridge, MD 21075
Phone: 410.796.5550
Fax: 410.590.2688
www.ordorpro.com
Description of Research Activities: Odor control for household, animals, diapers and feet.
Major Successes: Development of odor control formulation for cats, dogs and small animals.
Major Projects Underway: Developing odor control.

Applied R&D Chemicals
Facility Square Footage: 8,000 Searching for license or joint venture

partners for commercialization of odor
control products.
Gary Calton
Vice President of Operations
Phone: 410.796.5550 Fax: 410.590.2688
Email: gcalton@aaa.hawk.net
– 51 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
PEM Technologies
CONTACT INFO:
Michael J. Strauss, MD, CEO
7617 Standish Place
Rockville, MD 20855
Phone: 202.812.2218
Fax: 801.659.8391
Email: michael@pemtechnologies.com
www.pemtechnologies.com
Description of Research Activities: Developing small positron emission tomography devising for imaging cancer.
Major Successes: Pilot trial of device with superb imaging results.
Major Projects Underway: Developing commercial product.

Applied R&D Health Academic

In House R&D Optics/Imaging/Photonics Government
Product Testing and Certification Medical Devices

– 52 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Peptide Technologies
CONTACT INFO:
Martha Knight, President
8401 Helgerman Court
Phone: 301.869.7306
Fax: 301.8697308
Email: peptides@peptidestech.com
www.peptidetech.com
Description of Research Activities: Peptide synthesis and analytic chromatography.
Major Successes: Discovery of anti-cancer peptides and antibiotic peptides.
Major Projects Underway: Process purification of peptides.

Collaborative Research Agriculture and Food Science Academic

Contract Research Biotechnology Government
In House R&D Chemicals Private Industry
Pharmaceuticals
Wet Lab Facility Square Footage: 3,000 Purification processes and patents for
peptide drugs.
Lab Square Footage: 1,800 Technology Transfer Contact:
Leases Lab Space? No Martha Knight, President
Phone: 301.869.7306
Fax: 301.8697308
Email: peptides@peptidestech.com
– 53 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
PICS
CONTACT INFO:
Albert Behar
President
12007 Sunrise Valley Drive
Reston, VA 20191
Phone: 703.758.1799
Email: pics@lifesign.com
www.lifesignusa.com
Description of Research Activities: PICS has developed advanced software and communication protocols that allow
handheld devices to communicate with PICS’ central servers. This facilitates users sending feedback to PICS via the
Internet. Based on this user feedback and updates to the program, PICS automatically sends users information that
they need to further modify or encourage positive behavior change. This two-way exchange takes place via either
existing wireless protocols or PDA syncing sessions.

Applied R&D Computers/Information Technology Academic

Clinical Trials Health Government
Collaborative Research Behavioral Modification Private Industry
Prototyping
– 54 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Planetary Systems Corporation
CONTACT INFO:
Tom Cook, Administrative Assistant
2303 Kansas Avenue
Phone: 301.495.0737
Fax: 301.495.0738
Email: tomcook74@yahoo.com
Description of Research Activities: Planetary Systems Corporation specializes in the design and manufacture of
space vehicle mechanisms including separation systems, solar arrays and other deployable release vehicles.
Major Successes: Starshine-3 (NASA) separation system and separation systems to be used on space shuttle flights
and on Boeing’s Delta IV rocket.
Major Projects Underway: Starshine-3 (NASA) separation system and separation systems to be used on space
shuttle flights and on Boeing’s Delta IV rocket.


Collaborative Research Systems Integration Private Industry
Contract Research
In House R&D
Prototyping
Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 3,000 Space craft separation systems.
Lab Square Footage: 1,500 Walter Holemans, President
Leases Lab Space? Yes Phone: 301.495.0737
Fax: 301.495.0738
Email: holemans.walter@erols.com
– 55 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Platform Systems, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Debra Fluker, President
21585 Three Notch Road, Suite 2
Phone: 301.863.9253
Fax: 301.863.9254
Description of Research Activities: Provide structural/mechanical design engineering and research for special proj-
ects and/or prototypes.

In House R&D Aerospace Academic

Product Testing and Certification Instrumentation and Sensors Government
Prototyping Materials
Applied Structural R&D Engineering research

– 56 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Pore Squared Bioengineering
CONTACT INFO:
Bob Schmuker
19212 Orbit Drive
Phone: 301.977.3636
Fax: 301.977.3636
Email: pore2bioe@comcast.net
Description of Research Activities: New technology development for transfecting cells using electroporation.
Major Successes: Developed new technology for electroporation using 10V pulses. Cell survival rate of
95% to 98%.
Major Projects Underway: Develop manufacturing prototype and protocol.

Applied R&D Agriculture and Food Science Academic

Collaborative Research Instrumentation and Sensors Private Industry
In House R&D
Prototyping

Engineering Lab Lab Square Footage: 800
– 57 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
PROTIGA, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Ewald M. Wondrak, President
Wye Creek Center
5305 Jefferson Pike, Suite C-6
Frederick, MD 21703
Phone: 301.473.7717
Description of Research Activities: Protein Purification Services

Contract Research Biotechnology Academic

In House R&D Government
Private Industry

– 58 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Proxtronics
CONTACT INFO:
Jessica Dauer, Program Development
7200 Fullerton Road, Suite 100
Springfield, VA 22150
Phone: 703.455.4030
Fax: 703.455.0617
Email: jdauer@proxtronics.com
www.proxtronics.com
Description of Research Activities: Dosimetry services, environmental engineering services, radiation

management services and homeland security.
Major Successes: Contract with Air Force, AFIERA and Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Major Projects Underway: Services to homeland security.

Collaborative Research Biotechnology Government

Contract Research Environment Private Industry
Product Testing and Certification Radiation
Prototyping
Product Development and Program
Management
Dosimetry Lab Facility Square Footage: 1,500

– 59 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
PSI Professional Service Industry
CONTACT INFO:
Al Nouri, Vice President
22446 Davis Drive, Suite 127
Sterling, VA 20164
Phone: 703.406.8702
Fax: 703.406.8708
www.psi-usa.com
Description of Research Activities: Construction support services in the form of geotechnical engineering,
environmental engineering, construction material testing and inspection, structural investigation, certified roofing
and consulting.
Major Successes: Business growth.
Major Projects Underway: NIH clinical research center.

Applied R&D Construction Government

Basic Research Environment
Product Testing and Certification Materials
Engineering, Consulting and
Material Testing
Soils, Masonry, Concrete Lab Facility Square Footage: 20,000

– 60 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Resource Applications, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Tara Singh, Ph.D., President
9291 Old Keene Mill Road
Burke, VA 22015
Phone: 703.644.0401
Fax: 703.644.7143
Email: tsingh@rait.com
www.rait.com
Description of Research Activities: Studies on hazardous waste, soil sampling and ground water sampling.
Major Successes: Government/EPA contracts.
Major Projects Underway: EPA work.


Contract Research Environment Government
Field Research Facility Square Footage: 3,000 Technology Transfer Contact:

Tara Singh, Ph.D., President
Phone: 703.644.0401
Fax: 703.644.7143
Email: tsingh@rait.com
– 61 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
S. Cohen & Associates
CONTACT INFO:
Sanford Cohen, President
6858 Old Dominion Drive
McLean, VA 22101
Phone: 703.893.6600
Fax: 703.821.8236
Email: scohen@scainc.com
www.scainc.com
Description of Research Activities: Evaluation of the environmental and occupational risks of the exposure of man
and other biota to ionizing radiation. Evaluation of the risks of nuclear energy.
Major Successes: Uncovered major errors in the evaluation of radiation exposures from nuclear tests at the
Marshall Islands.
Major Projects Underway: Evaluation of the environmental effects of the recycle of metals contaminated with
radioactive materials.

Applied R&D Energy Government

Collaborative Research Environment Private Industry
Contract Research Environmental radiation and
In House R&D nuclear energy

– 62 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Sabre Systems, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
William M. Dunkin, Executive Director
48015 Pine Hill Run Road
Phone: 301.863.5090
Fax: 301.863.8058
Email: bdunkin@sabresys.com
www.sabresys.com
Description of Research Activities: Sabre's activity is in support of the U.S. Navy; Naval Aviation is most
significant.


Product Testing and Certification Systems Integration
Prototyping
– 63 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Saint Gabriel Laboratories
CONTACT INFO:
Robert Reuter
Vice President of Sales & Marketing
14044 Litchfield Drive
Orange, VA 22960
Phone: 540.672.0866
Fax: 540.672.0052
Email: stgl@msn.com
www.milkyspore.com
Description of Research Activities: Discover natural bacterias that work on insects and beetles around the world.
Major Successes: Natural weed killer.
Major Projects Underway: Bacteria to combat the larvae of beetles around the world.

Applied R&D Agriculture and Food Science

Basic Research Biotechnology
Clinical Trials Environment
Contract Research
In House R&D
Insect Forensic Lab Facility Details:

– 64 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
SASI
CONTACT INFO:
Patrick H. Sweet, President & CEO
716 Church Street
Alexandria, VA 22306
Phone: 703.739.5900
Fax: 703.739.5905
Email: psweet@sasi-corp.com
Description of Research Activities: Research focused on U.S. government requirements - weapons and security sys-
tem/equipment.
Major Successes: Transmutation of atomic structure of gallium arsinide wafer.


Basic Research Assistive Technology Government
Clinical Trials Biotechnology Private Industry
Collaborative Research Chemicals
Product Testing and Certification Instrumentation and Sensors Materials
Prototyping Optics/Imaging/Photonics
Systems Integration
Computer Lab Facility Square Footage: 2,500 Olfactory bio-metric micro chip for security
programs. Non-intrusive "lie detector"
Lab Square Footage: 500 equipment security.
Patrick H. Sweet
President & CEO
Phone: 703.739.5900 Fax: 703.739.5905
Email: psweet@sasi-corp.com
– 65 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Segami Corp.
CONTACT INFO:
Heather Gordon, Operation Manager
833 S. Guilford Road
Columbia, MD 21046
Phone: 410.381.2311
www.segamicorp.com
Description of Research Activities: Segami Corporation was founded in 1995 to develop and market affordable,
best-in-class, workstations for nuclear medicine. First in the medical industry to recognize the significance of
the Windows NT platform. Mirage workstation was the first commercially available processing system on Windows
NT basis. The extended Mirage workstation family includes configurations for acquisition, processing, review and
connectivity.
Major Successes: Petscans

Applied R&D Computers/Information Technology

Contract Research Systems Integration
In House R&D
Prototyping

– 66 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Sierra Management & Technologies, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Jaime Crout, COO
PO Box 643
Phone: 301.737.3000
Fax: 301.737.4244
Email: croutjl@sierramgt.com
www.sierramgt.com
Description of Research Activities: Research, development and testing on aerospace engineering for weapons
systems.


Basic Research Computers/Information Technology
In House R&D Systems Integration

– 67 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
SIM
CONTACT INFO:
John Foley. Vice President of Operations
2611 Jefferson Davis Highway
Arlington, VA 22202
Phone: 703.412.5068
Fax: 703.412.5069
www.siminc.biz

– 68 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
SITEK Corporation
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. Arul Thilgar, Chairman of the Board
15325 Shady Grove Road, Suite 303
Rockville, MD 20850
Phone: 301.926.4900
Fax: 301.926.8891
Email: athil@aol.com
Description of Research Activities: Drug discovery, preclinical drug development, safety testing and
environmental exposure studies.
Major Successes: Established collaborative research with the University of California and a Canadian company to
enhance capability.
Major Projects Underway: Human exposure monitoring, drug metabolism and photo toxicity. Drug discovery, drug
safety evaluations and biocompatibility of medical devices.


Basic Research Environment Government
Collaborative Research Pharmaceuticals Private Industry
Contract Research
In House R&D
Wet Lab Facility Details:

Good Laboratory Practices Facility Square Footage: 10,000
Compliant Microbial/Tissue Lab Square Footage: 7,000
Culture/Chemistry Laboratories Leases Lab Space? No
AAALAC
Accredited Preclinical Testing
Laboratory
– 69 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Smart Technology, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Shawn Hedgspeth, COO
5510 Cherokee Avenue, Suite 110
Phone: 703.941.9080
Fax: 703.941.9084
Email: shawn@smartek.com
www.smartek.com


Contract Research Data/Network Security
In House R&D Electronics
Systems Integration
– 70 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Software Corporation of America
CONTACT INFO:
Surrendra Ray, President
9831 Greenbelt Road, Suite 312
Lanham, MD 20706
Phone: 301.552.9100
Fax: 301.552.9081
Email: drsnray@aol.com
www.scainc.net
Major Projects Underway: To continuously improve NASA programs.


In House R&D GIS/Cartography
Prototyping Transportation
Intelligence

– 71 –
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Sonex Research Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. Andrew A. Pouring, CEO
23 Hudson Street
Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone: 410.266.5556
Fax: 410.266.5653
Email: sonex@erols.com
www.sonexresearch.com
Description of Research Activities: R&D of low emission combustible systems for reciprocating engines and
conversion of gasoline engines to JP518 for the military.
Major Successes: Discovery of low compression ratio controlled autoignition, allowing conversion of SI gasoline
engines to limited pressure CI JP5/diesel engines.


Automotive Government
Transportation Private Industry
Dynamometer test cells Facility Square Footage: 6,000

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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Systems Integration Technology & Evaluation (SITE, LLC)
CONTACT INFO:
Linwood R. Rhodes, President
1111 Jefferson Davis Highway, Suite 508
Arlington, VA 22202
Phone: 703.416.4930
Fax: 703.416.4934
Email: lrsite@aol.com
Description of Research Activities: System technology solutions and innovations directed toward efficiency,
problem solving and cost reduction.
Major Successes: Two SBIR contracts.
Major Projects Underway: Innovative communication devices, Lossy line, pneumatic deployment systems and
underground detection devices.

Contract Research Aerospace Academic

Prototyping Computers/Information Technology
Electronics
Systems Integration

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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Technical Resources International
CONTACT INFO:
Nora Lee, President & CEO
6500 Rock Spring Drive, Suite 650
Bethesda, MD 20817
Phone: 301.564.6400
Fax: 301.897.7400
www.tech-res-intl.com
Major Successes: Clinical trials on anthrax.
Major Projects Underway: Anthrax studies, protocol information and drug monitoring for NIH.


Clinical Trials Biomedical Private Industry
Contract Research
Prototyping
Drug Tracking/monitoring

Nora Lee, President & CEO
Phone: 301.564.6400
Fax: 301.897.7400
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
TerrAqua Environmental Science and Policy, LLC
CONTACT INFO:
Daniel Grosse, President
3754 Jenifer Street, NW
Washington, DC 20015
Phone: 202.244.4300
Fax: 202.244.4300
Email: dgrosse@terraqua.org
www.terraqua.org
Description of Research Activities: Environmental research and consulting services to nonprofits, government
agencies and businesses. Focus: aquaculture, agriculture and related sustainable development projects -- from
planning to implementation to evaluation.
Major Successes: Transferring technologies with innovative natural resource management and regulatory
approaches.
Major Projects Underway: Shellfish and fish aquaculture, hi-tech desert agriculture (Chesapeake Bay, Long Island,
CT, NH and AZ); commercializing solar desalination (NM); and water quality effects of land use decisions.

Collaborative Research Agriculture and Food Science Academic

Contract Research Energy Government
Environment Private Industry
Independent researchers, consultants
and nonprofits.
Think tank Leases Lab Space? No Shellfish and fish aquaculture, hi-tech desert
agriculture (Chesapeake Bay, Long Island,
Conducts field work CT, NH and AZ); solar desalination (NM);
and environmentally high performance
(“green”) buildings (Midwest).
Technology Transfer Contact: Daniel Grosse
Phone: 202.244.4300
Email: dgrosse@terraqua.org
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Testing Technologies, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Judy Case, Manager
1241 Featherstone Road
Woodbridge, VA 22191
Phone: 703.491.5500
Fax: 703.491.9245
Email: jcase@aol.com
Description of Research Activities: Construction related quality control company that performs visual testing, radi-
ography and ultrasonic testing.
Major Successes: New DC Convention Center team helping with construction.
Major Projects Underway: Working on new DC Convention Center.

Contract Research Construction

Quality Control
Field Research Facility Square Footage: 6,000

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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
TherImmune Research Corporation
CONTACT INFO:
Lori Kaiser, Director of Marketing
610 Professional Drive
Phone: 301.330.3724
Fax: 301.330.6461
Email: lkaiser@therimune.com
Description of Research Activities: TherImune Research Corporation, a privately-held contract research

organization, offers full drug development capabilities, from proof-of-concept through preclinical safety, IND
regulatory filing, clinical trials and non-clinical NDA supporting studies.
Major Successes: Recently expanded our infectious disease and immunology capabilities.
Major Projects Underway: Facility expansion.

Clinical Trials Biotechnology Private Industry

Contract Research Chemicals
In House R&D Environment
Regulatory Filing Pharmaceuticals
IND Preparation

BSL Leases Lab Space? No
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Vaudio
CONTACT INFO:
Noel Harold, President
Vaudio
11385 Attingham Court
Manassas, VA 20111
Phone: 703.368.1426
Email: vaudeo4n6@msn.com
Description of Research Activities: Research activities to improve the quality of video/audio material gathered by
forensic teams.
Major Projects Underway: On-going effort improve forensics.

Applied R&D Computers/Information Technology Government

Basic Research Digital Processing and Analysis
Collaborative Research Electronics
Contract Research Law Enforcement and Forensics
Conduct research at FBI offices and Facility Square Footage: 200

at own facility. Leases Lab Space? No
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Veridian Engineering
CONTACT INFO:
Buzz Shelley, Vice President, Naval Aviation Programs
Aeronautics Sector, East Coast Operations
22309 Exploration Drive
Phone: 301.863.4392
Fax: 301.866.2292
Email: buzz.shelley@veridian.com
www.veridian.com
Description of Research Activities: Federal Agency (DOD, NASA, etc.) and academic research collaboration.
Programs include Joint Strike Fighter requirements, expanding aircraft flight envelopes, advanced communications
and sensor systems, spaced based telerobotics, unmanned air vehicles and data management.
Major Successes: Developed Ranger Telerobotic Shuttle Experiment subsystems for UMD space research.
Integrated advanced aircraft sensors and communication systems for Fleet operational flight research. Researched new
circuit designs for new Rate Gyro Sensor test set for Fleet.
Major Projects Underway: Veridian Reliability Centered Maintenance, E-2C Radar Modernization Program, rate
sensor test set productization, interactive electronic technical manuals, aircraft sensor system upgrades, Ranger
Telerobotic Shuttle Experiment and wireless test systems.

Aerospace
Applied R&D Assistive Technology Academic
Automotive
Collaborative Research Government
Communications
Contract Research Computers/Information Technology Private Industry
In House R&D Digital Processing and Analysis The Patuxent Partnership
Product Testing and Certification Electronics
Prototyping Energy
Instrumentation and Sensors
Systems Integration R&D
Product Development from R&D Systems Integration
Transportation

Supporting the NAVAIR Technology
Commercialization Initiative (NTCI) and
Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 150,000 TEDCO's Federal Lab Tech Transfer
Computer Lab Lab Square Footage: 10,000 Program. Develop and commercialize
ISO-9001 certified; computer net- Leases Lab Space? No dual-use products for use in the Fleet and in
work training laboratory; computer commercial market space. Technology
Transfer Contact: R. Wayne Devereux
modeling, analysis and simulation Advanced Technology Development Manager
laboratory; advanced systems proto- Phone: 301.863.4290 Fax: 301.862.2530
typing and integration laboratory. Email: wayne.devereux@veridian.com
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Vision III Imaging Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Chris Mayhew, President
718 Pine Street
Herdon, VA 20170
Phone: 703.478.5270
Fax: 703.478.5274
www.v3imaging.com
Description of Research Activities: Specializes in image texture and depth enhancement technology.
Major Successes: Filed a patent for image segmentation and introducing fine innovations this fall (new imaging
product).
Major Projects Underway: Developing image segmentation and parallax scanning.

Applied R&D Communications Academic

Basic Research Digital Processing and Analysis
Collaborative Research Electronics
Contract Research Optics/Imaging/Photonics
Prototyping
Product Development

Electro opto mechanical engineering Lab Square Footage: 3,000
facility Leases Lab Space? No
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PRIVATE INDUSTRY
ZAI/AMELEX
CONTACT INFO:
Dawn Rich, Division Vice President
44425 Airport Drive
Phone: 301.862.5500
Fax: 301.862.5502
Email: drich@zai-amelex.com
www.zai-amelex.com

Applied R&D Digital Processing and Analysis Academic

Prototyping Electronics Government

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GOVERNMENT LABS
Air Resources Laboratory
CONTACT INFO:
Bruce Hicks, Director
SSMC 3, Room 3151
1315 East West Highway
Phone: 301.713.0684
Fax: 301.713.0119
Email: bruce.hicks@noaa.gov
www.arl.noaa.gov
Description of Research Activities: Research on processing affecting atmospheric quality, primarily relating to trans-
port and removal of trace substances.
Major Successes: Perfection of relaxed eddy accumulation system, improved ammonia measurements and
development of chemical source receptor relationship models.
Major Projects Underway: Improvement to urban-scale disperion models, nutrient assessment in costal ecosystems
and various climate studies.

Applied R&D Environment Academic

Basic Research Instrumentation and Sensors Government
Contract Research
In House R&D
Prototyping
Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 7,000 Technology Transfer Contact:

Jaqueline Rousseau, Interim Director,
Computer Lab Lab Square Footage: 3,100 Minority Servicing Institute Program
Wet Lab Leases Lab Space? No Phone: 301.713.9437
Fax: 301.713.0163
Email: jacgueline.j.rousseau@noaa.gov
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GOVERNMENT LABS
Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch
CONTACT INFO:
Mr. Jules Lewyckyj, Competency Head
Building 2187, Suite 1280A
Naval Air Warfare Center, Aircraft Division
Patuxent River, MD 20670
Phone: 301.342.8434
Fax: 301.342.8503
Email: lewyckyjjz@navair.navy.mil
http://ha.navair.navy.mil
Description of Research Activities: Horizontal Accelerator (HA) High-Speed Test Facility: a 100-foot long test rail and control center
that simulates vehicle/occupant forces, displacements and accelerations of an actual crash. Ejection Tower (ET) Vertical High-Speed Test
Facility: a 110-foot high structure, inclined at 21 degrees from vertical, used to test and evaluate new ejection seat technology that is being
researched and developed for future defense forces. Windblast (WB) Facility: This test fixture is capable of simulating the effects of instanta-
neous windblast, as experienced during an actual ejection from a stricken high-performance aircraft, in airspeeds up to 600 KEAS. Static Loads
Test Facility: statically tests various devices, usually troop seats, to ascertain what types of loads they can withstand. Calibration Facility:
demonstrates the newest capability for crash test dummy calibration.
Major Successes: Expanded modeling and simulation capabilities with MADYMO, SOM-LA, KRASH and ATB computer models to
generate seat/occupant crash environments. Designed and developed advanced restraint and seating systems for multi-service crashworthy
helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft.
Major Projects Underway: Conducting dynamic testing to set new requirements and standards in order to improve
occupant safety.


Collaborative Research Energy Private Industry
In House R&D Instrumentation and Sensors
Test and Evaluation Aeromedical research and engineering
capability to conduct aircraft and sur-
face mishap investigations
Certified compliance lab for the National

Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 100,000 Highway Transportation Safety
Computer Lab Lab Square Footage: 50,000 Administration (NHTSA) for their FMVSS
Wet Lab 213 child safety seat testing program.
High-speed test tracks, Metal Shop,
Fabrication Lab, Prototype Lab, Calibration Mr. Jules Lewyckyj Manager,
Facility, High- Speed Digital Cameras, Data Crew Systems High-Speed Test Facilities
Recording and Instrumentation, Equipment Phone: 301.342.8434 Fax: 301.342.8503
Design and Fabrication and Crash Simulation Email: lewyckyjjz@navair.navy.mil
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GOVERNMENT LABS
Army Corp of Engineers - Institute for Water Resources
CONTACT INFO:
Darrell Nolton, Technology Transfer Representative
7701 Telegraph Road
Casey Building
Phone: 703.428.9084
Fax: 703.428.8171
Email: darrell.g.nolton@usace.army.mil
www.idw.usace.army.mil
Major Successes: Environmental output evaluation, improved planning capabilities and economic modeling.
Major Projects Underway: Risk analysis research; harbor navigation simulation models and environmental models
being developed.

Collaborative Research Environment Academic

Contract Research Economics of Water Resources and
Planning
Facility Square Footage: 20,000 Technology Transfer Contact:

Darrell Nolton
Technology Transfer Representative
Phone: 703.428.9084
Fax: 703.428.8171
Email: darrell.g.nolton@usace.army.mil
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GOVERNMENT LABS
Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command
CONTACT INFO:
Dick Bloomquist, Tech Transfer Director
9500 MacArthur Boulevard
West Bethesda, MD 20817
Phone: 301.227.4299
Fax: 301.227.2138
Email: bloomquistdl@nswccd.navy.mil
Description of Research Activities: Provide RDT&E for ships and ship systems including hydromechanics,
survivability, structures and materials, machinery and signatures.


Basic Research Chemicals Government
Collaborative Research Energy Private Industry
In House R&D Materials
Materials Leases Lab Space? No Technology Transfer Contact:

Dick Bloomquist, Director
Environmental Phone: 301.227.4299
Hydronamics Fax: 301.227.2138
Email: bloomquistdl@nwsccd.navy.mil
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GOVERNMENT LABS
FDA Office of Testing and Research
CONTACT INFO:
Tammy Mueller, Management Officer
Suite 13B-6, Parklawn Facility
5600 Fishers Lane
Rockville, MD 20857
Phone: 301.827.5185
Fax: 301.827.3787

Applied R&D Chemicals Academic

Contract Research
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GOVERNMENT LABS
Indian Head Division, NSWC
CONTACT INFO:
Christina Adams
Director, Corporate Communications
101 Strauss Avenue
Headquarters, Building 20
Indian Head, MD 20460
Phone: 301.744.6505
Fax: 301.744.6743
Email: adamscs@ih.navy.mil
Description of Research Activities: RDT&E Acquisition, Manufacturing Technology, Manufacturing, Industrial

Base, Fleet, and Operational Support for Warheads, Explosives, Propellants, Pyrotechnics, Energetic Chemicals,
Rocket, Missile, and Gun Propulsion Systems, Missile Simulators, Trainers, Aircrew Escape Propulsion Systems and
other ordnance items.
Major Successes: Developed, qualified and loaded the solid explosive that was deployed in the Defense Threat
Reduction Agency/Air Force BLU-118B Thermobaric Weapon used in Operation Enduring Freedom.
Major Projects Underway: Research for two offices of the Secretary of Defense: Advanced Technology
Demonstration Programs for an advanced thermobaric weapon and a chemical/biological agent defeat weapon.

Applied R&D Automotive Academic

Collaborative Research Electronics Private Industry
Product Testing and Certification Instrumentation and Sensors
Negotiating patent license agreements on

Clean Room Lab Square Footage: 621,781 the following: "Non-toxic Gas Generants"
Wet Lab Leases Lab Space? Yes for air bags, "Smoke-less Pyrotechnics" for
Detonation Science Facility fireworks and "Liquid Frost Inhibitors" for
citrus plant protection.
Continuous Processing Technology Transfer Contact: Dr. J. Scott
Characterization Laboratory Deiter Head, Technology Transfer Office
Rocket Motor Test Phone: 301.744.6111 Fax: 301.744.6425
Email: deiterjs@ih.navy.mil
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GOVERNMENT LABS
Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory
CONTACT INFO:
Leslie E. Smith, Director
100 Bureau Drive, MS 8500
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Phone: 301.975.5658
www.msel.nist.gov
Description of Research Activities: Divisions studying polymers, ceramics, metals, computer modeling of
materials behavior and measurement methods.
Major Successes: Superconformal electrodeposition of copper on semiconductors, development of measurement

methods for studying chemistry in sub 100 nm lithography and lead free solder alloys.
Major Projects Underway: Neutron Characterization, Materials Characterization (incl. World Trade Center steels),
Functional Materials and Materials Manufacturing.


Electronics
Energy
Health
Materials
Clean Room Leases Lab Space? No Technology Transfer Contact:

Computer Lab Jim St. Pierre, Director
Wet Lab Industrial Liaison Office
X-ray labs, neutron diffraction,
scattering, large mechanical testing,
materials processing labs and
dental materials labs.
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GOVERNMENT LABS
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
CONTACT INFO:
Mitchell R. Brown
Associate Director/Applied Engineering & Technology Directorate
Greenbelt Road
Greenbelt, MD 20771
Phone: 301.286.8766
Fax: 301.286.1000
Email: mrbrown@pop700.gsfc.nasa.gov
http://poa.gsfc.nasa.gov
Description of Research Activities: GSFC conducts space and earth science research. Develops advanced flight mis-
sions, spacecraft, scientific instruments and information systems. Specific GSFC technologies include advanced
microelectronics, optics, photonics, information systems architectures, materials research and precision spacecraft
control.
Major Successes: Hubble Space Telescope on-orbit servicing, repair and technology upgrades. Earth observing
next generation technology demonstration spacecraft. Microwave Anisotropy Probe scientific validation of the evolu-
tion of the universe.
Major Projects Underway: Next generation space telescope technology, advanced segmented optics, precision struc-
tural control (thermal control), advanced laser systems, advanced cryogenic and thermal control systems.


Communications
Basic Research Government
Collaborative Research Data/Network Security Private Industry
Product Testing and Certification Electronics
Prototyping GIS/Cartography
Instrumentation and Sensors Materials
Systems Integration

Industry focus: medical imaging and information
technology systems. Core Technologies: sensors
Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 2,306,745 and detectors, guidance and navigation, environ-
Computer Lab Lab Square Footage: 878,788 mental systems, optics, thermal and cryogenic
Wet Lab Leases Lab Space? Yes systems and information systems.
Materials and Processes Labs Technology Transfer Contact: Nona K. Cheeks
Commercial Technology Integration &
Operations Programs Manager
Phone: 301.286.5810 Fax: 301.286.0301
Email: nona.k.cheeks.1@gsfc.nasa.gov
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GOVERNMENT LAB
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, NIH
CONTACT INFO:
Donald Christoferson, Executive Officer
Building 31, Room 5A46
Bethesda, MD 20891
Phone: 301.496.2411
Fax: 301.402.3686
Email: christod@nhlbi.nih.gov
Description of Research Activities: Supports an integrated program of basic research; clinical investigations and tri-
als; observational studies; sleep disorders; demonstration and education projects relating to the causes, prevention,
diagnosis and treatment of the heart, blood vessel, lung and blood diseases.

Applied R&D Academic

Basic Research Government
Contract Research
In House R&D
Prototyping

Concetta E. Bartosh, J.D., Director,
Wet Lab Lab Square Footage: 140,000 Office of Technology Transfer and
Leases Lab Space? No Development
Phone: 301.402.5579
Fax: 301.594.3080
Email: bartoshc@nhlbi.nih.gov
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GOVERNMENT LAB
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
CONTACT INFO:
Michael Casassa, Acting Director, Program Office
100 Bureau Drive
Mail Stop 1060
Phone: 301.975.2657
Fax: 301.216.0529
Email: michael.casassa@nist.gov
Description of Research Activities: The laboratories of the Department of Commerce's NIST collaborate with
industry, universities and other government agencies to develop and disseminate the measurement techniques,
reference data, test methods, standards and other infrastructural tools needed by America's innovators.
Major Successes: NIST researcher awarded 2001 Nobel Prize in Physics for his contributions to the creation of
Bose-Einstein Condensate, an entirely new state of matter.
Major Projects Underway: Strategic focus areas for research include: healthcare, nanotechnology,
information/knowledge management and homeland security.

Aerospace Electronics
Applied R&D Agriculture and Food Energy Academic
Science Environment
Basic Research Assistive Technology GIS/Cartography Government
Collaborative Research Automotive Health Private Industry
Bioinformatics Instrumentation and Sensors
Biotechnology Law Enforcement and
Chemicals Forensics
Communications Materials
Computers/Information Optics/Imaging/Photonics
Technology Pharmaceuticals
Construction Systems Integration
Data/Network Security Transportation
Digital Processing and
Analysis

Each of NIST's seven laboratories interacts with
Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 2,880,000 a diverse set of customers and markets to devel-
op critical measurement techniques, standards
Computer Lab Lab Square Footage: 700,000 and other infrastructural technologies. NIST's
Wet Lab Leases Lab Space? No Technology Services unit handles the dissemina-
tion of many of the laboratory outputs
Dr. Bruce E. Mattson Director,
Office of Technology Partnerships
Phone: 301.975.3084
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GOVERNMENT LABS
National Institutes of Health
CONTACT INFO:
Theodore J. Roumel
Assistant Director - Technology Transfer
6011 Executive Drive, Suite 325
Rockville, MD 20852
Phone: 301.594.7700
Fax: 301.402.3257
Email: roumelt@od.nih.gov
Description of Research Activities: The NIH is the federal government's principal agency to support and
conduct biomedical research and testing. Conduct biomedical and behavioral research in government facilities.
Major Successes: The NIH has over 220 technologies that are a part of products currently on the market.
Major Projects Underway: New major initiatives will be undertaken in support of bioterrorism defense.


In House R&D
Prototyping

Conduct an annual research festival each fall,
training programs, attend meetings throughout
Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 14,700,000 the world and advertise our
Computer Lab Lab Square Footage: 800,000 opportunities and technologies for liscencing
Wet Lab Leases Lab Space? No via our website.
Theodore J. Roumel Assistant Director -
Technology Transfer
Phone: 301.594.7700 Fax: 301.402.3257
Email: roumelt@od.nih.gov
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GOVERNMENT LAB
Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR)

Patuxent River, Maryland
CONTACT INFO:
Business Development Office
22541 Millstone Road
Building 304, Suite 107
Patuxent River, MD 20670
Phone: 301.342.1133
Fax: 301.342.1134
Email: busdevteam@navair.navy.mil
www.navair.navy.mil
Description of Research Activities: NAVAIR provides products and services and total life cycle support for air
power and aviation weapons systems. This includes research, design, development and engineering; test and
evaluation; training facilities and equipment; modification; and in-service engineering and logistics support.

Aerospace
Applied R&D Assistive Technology Academic
Automotive
Basic Research Chemicals
Government
Clinical Trials Computers/Information Technology Private Industry
GIS/Cartography
Product Testing and Certification Instrumentation and Sensors Materials
Prototyping Optics/Imaging/Photonics
Systems Integration
Transportation

Business Development Office
Phone: 301.342.1133
Fax: 301.342.1134
Email: busdevteam@navair.navy.mil
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GOVERNMENT LABS
Naval Medical Research Center
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. Charles Schlagel
Director, Office of Technology Transfer
503 Robert Grant Avenue
Phone: 301.319.7428
Fax: 301.319.7432
Email: schlagelc@nmrc.navy.mil
www.nmrc.navy.mil
Description of Research Activities: Conduct basic, clinical and field research directly related to military require-
ments and operational needs.
Major Successes: Sequencing of the Plasmodium Fatciparo genome, clinical trials of a malaria DNA vaccine and
phase III trial of an ETEC vaccine
Major Projects Underway: Development of a DNA vaccine for dengue fever, development of a DNA vaccine for
anthrax and development of tests for biothreat agents.


Clinical Trials Instrumentation and Sensors Private Industry
Collaborative Research Pharmaceuticals
Contract Research
In House R&D
Prototyping
Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 144,000 330 active CRADAS, 11 licenses to small
Wet Lab Lab Square Footage: 98,000 businesses. Technology Transfer Contact:
BSL Leases Lab Space? No Dr. Charles Schlagel, Director
Phone: 301.319.7428
Fax: 301.319.7432
Email: schlagelc@nmrc.navy.mil
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GOVERNMENT LABS
USDA ARS BA ANRI Animal Waste Pathogen Laboratory
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. Michael L. Perdue
Research Leader
10300 Baltimore Avenue
Building 173, Back East
Beltsville, MD 20705
Phone: 301.504.5607
Fax: 301.504.6608
Email: mperdue@anri.barc.usda.gov
Description of Research Activities: The study of pathogens found in animal waste and research to improve the
health and safety of farm animals, consumers and environment by protection against pathogens.
Major Successes: Development of rapid detection assays for agricultural pathogens

Basic Research Agriculture and Food Science Academic

Collaborative Research Biotechnology Industry CRADAs
GIS/Cartography
Health
Wet Lab Facility Square Footage: 10,000 Rapid detection assays for agricultural
Lab Square Footage: 5,000 pathogens
Dr. Harry D. Danforth
Phone: 301.504.6421
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GOVERNMENT LABS
USDA, Agricultural Research Service
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. Harry D. Danforth
Technology Transfer Coordinator
Beltsville Agricultural Research Center
Building 003, Room 208, BARC-West
Beltsville, MD 20705
Phone: 301.504.6421
Fax: 301.504.6001
Email: danforthh@ba.ars.usda.gov
Description of Research Activities: Basic and applied all-encompassing research in agriculture, including plant and
animal health, food safety, environmental effect, human nutrition, horticulture and pathogen detection. Directions of
research include genomics, proteomics and bioinformatics.
Major Successes: Transfer and licensing of numerous agricultural technologies to the private sector. Release to the
public of various plant varieties. Development of nutritional data bases for diet formulations. Interaction with state
and local economic development agencies.
Major Projects Underway: Genomic mapping of plant and animals species. Detection of food and water born
pathogens. Proteomic microarray development. Gene insertion projects and hologram development for online
animal carcass inspection and soil composition. Production of pharmaceuticals in plants. Neutraceutical evaluation in
humans. Animal vaccine development.


Basic Research Bioinformatics Government
Environment
Health
Pharmaceuticals

Feather fiber product development and infra-
Clean Room Lab Square Footage: 1,000,000 red soil composition evaluation. Capillary
Computer Lab Leases Lab Space? No detection of water born pathogens and toxins.
Wet Lab Gene insertion for development of improved
plant and animal species. Mastitus vaccine
Growth Chambers, NMR, Electron development. Insect repellent development.
Microcopy, Human Metabolism Technology Transfer Contact: Dr. Harry D.
Chambers, Mobile Laboratories, Danforth Technology Transfer Coordinator
Satellite Imagine Facilities. Phone: 301.504.6421 Fax: 301.504.6001
Email: danforthh@ba.ars.usda.gov
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GOVERNMENT LABS
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. Ron Goor
Associate Director, Office of Research Marketing and Policy
503 Robert Grant Avenue
Phone: 301.319.9038
Fax: 301.319.9810
Email: ronald.goor@na.amedd.army.mil
www.wrair.army.mil
Description of Research Activities: Develop drugs and vaccines for prophylaxis and treatment of malaria, dengue,
ETEC, combat casualty care, blood research, neurosciences, chemical/biological defense and sleep deprivation
and performance.
Major Successes: Developed and received FDA approval for anti-malarial malarone, developed hemostatic
bandage and more durable blood bags.
Major Projects Underway: Remote triage, drug and vaccine development, insect repellent development, sleep
deprivation and performance and chemical/biological defense.


Clinical Trials Health Government
Collaborative Research Instrumentation and Sensors Private Industry
Product Testing and Certification Pharmaceuticals
Wet Lab Facility Square Footage: 494,000 Development of new drugs and vaccines for
malaria prophylaxis and treatment, blood
Lab Square Footage: 330,980 research and chemical/biological defense.
Leases Lab Space? No Technology Transfer Contact: Dr. Claudia
Golenda Chief, Office of Research,
Technology and Applications
Phone: 301.319.9736 Fax: 301.319.9810
Email: claudia.golenda@na.amedd.army.mil
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ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS
Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology
CONTACT INFO:
Edward Eisenstein
Acting Director and Professor
9600 Gudeksky Drive
University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute
Rockville, MD 20850
Phone: 301.738.6272
Fax: 301.738.6255
www.carb.nist.gov
Description of Research Activities: Deal with structures and functions.


Collaborative Research Structural Biology Private Industry
Clean Room Leases Lab Space? No

Wet Lab
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Children's Research Institute
CONTACT INFO:
Patricia D. Higdon, Manager
111 Michigan Avenue, NW
Phone: 202.884.4875
Fax: 202.884.6510
Email: thigdon@cnmc.org
www.dcchildrens.org
Description of Research Activities: CRI is the academic arm of Children's National Medical Center. It
encompasses the clinical, community and basic science research efforts, educational activities and academic affairs for
CNMC and the George Washington University.
Major Successes: Have become one of three NINDS-funded microarray centers in the nation. First in U.S. to pilot
clinical investigation in pediatrics of certain new biological agents against cancer - expression profiling in cancer.
Major Projects Underway: Transition to post-genomic approaches-Proteomics, origins, impact and treatment of
epilepsy, traumatic brain injury-brain tumor biology, basic research of disease etiology (gene discovery and
downstream pathophysiology studies) and muscular dystrophy clinical trials.

Basic Research Health Academic

Clinical Trials Pharmaceuticals
Prototyping
Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 80,000 Purchase of ABI Voyager MLDC-TOF/TOF
to begin true genome-wide proteomic
Computer Lab Lab Square Footage: 50,000 studies.
Wet Lab Leases Lab Space? No Technology Transfer Contact:
BSL, microarray, cold rooms, dark Eric Hoffman, Ph.D. Professor
rooms, tissue culture rooms, Phone: 202.884.6011
Fax: 202.883.6510
microscopy and stem cell laboratory.
Email: ehoffman@cnmc.org
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Department of Math/CS, Gallaudet University
CONTACT INFO:
Fat C. Lam, Professor & Chairman
800 Florida Avenue
Phone: 202.651.5315

Basic Research Computers/Information Technology
Computer Lab Lab Square Footage: 300

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Fairfax County Water Authority
CONTACT INFO:
Abe J. Homsi
Director, Maintenance & Emergency Services
8570 Executive Park Avenue
PO Box 1500
Merrifield, VA 22116
Phone: 703.289.6461
Fax: 703.289.6488
Email: ahomsi@fcwa.org
Description of Research Activities: Bench and pilot plant studies.
Major Successes: Piloting polymers.
Major Projects Underway: Air scour.

Basic Research Environment Academic

Collaborative Research Health Government
Product Testing and Certification Water treatment processes Private Industry

– 101 –
Gallaudet Research Institute
CONTACT INFO:
Michael A. Karchmer, Director
Gallaudet University
800 Florida Avenue, NE, HMB S-437
Phone: 202.651.5575
Fax: 202.651.5746
Email: michael.karchmer@gallaudet.edu
http://gri.gallaudet.edu
Description of Research Activities: Conduct research focused on deaf and hard of hearing individuals in the U.S.,
particularly those of school age.
Major Projects Underway: Adaptation and norming of 10th edition of Stanford Achievement Test for deaf and hard
of hearing students.

Basic Research Education, Disability Studies,

Collaborative Research Demographics
Contract Research
In House R&D

– 102 –
General Clinical Research Center
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. Otelia Randall, Program Director
2041 Georgia, NW
Howard University Hospital
Phone: 202.865.7272
Fax: 202.865.1933/7215
www.gcrc.howard.edu
Major Successes: Obesity project.
Major Projects Underway: Effects of herbal antioxidants.


Basic Research Bioinformatics
Clinical Trials Health
Collaborative Research Pharmaceuticals
Contract Research
In House R&D

Phlebotomy
– 103 –
Howard University
CONTACT INFO:
Prabhakar Misra, Professor of Physics
2355 Sixth Street, NW
Physics Department
Phone: 202.806.4913
Fax: 202.806.4429
Description of Research Activities: Laser spectroscopy of free radicals.
Major Successes: Book published and two Ph.D.s graduated.
Major Projects Underway: One with NASA and the other is an in-house project with the dental school.

Basic Research Optics/Imaging/Photonics

Physics
Laser Lab Lab Square Footage: 1,500

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Institute for Materials Science, George Washington University
CONTACT INFO:
David E. Ramaker, Co-Director
Chemistry Department
Phone: 202.994.6934
Fax: 202.994.5873
Email: ramaker@gwu.edu
Description of Research Activities: Materials research on magnetic, bio and electronics materials; and techniques
used in synthesis, characterization and theoretical calculations.
Major Successes: Publish about 50 refereed papers per year, developed new characterization techniques in X-ray
absorption spectroscopy and developed new synthesis techniques.
Major Projects Underway: Work in biomaterials, high temperature superconductors and nanoparticles.


Contract Research Materials Naval Research Lab

– 105 –
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL)
CONTACT INFO:
Samuel J. Seymour, New Business Coordinator
11100 Johns Hopkins Road
Laurel, MD 20723
Phone: 240.228.5711
Fax: 240.228.5995
Email: sam.seymour@jhuapl.edu
www.jhuapl.edu
Description of Research Activities: JHU Applied Physics Laboratory research supports the primary business areas of
air and missile defense, strike and undersea warfare, civilian and military space, strategic systems T&E, counter
proliferation, information operations, defense communications and biomedicine.
Major Successes: National Security Systems, landing on an asteroid, supersonic missile intercepts, all plastic
batteries, sensor system miniaturization, theater planning and command and control systems, advanced vehicle
navigation and information assurance systems.
Major Projects Underway: Autonomous intelligent sensors; advanced communications; biomedical devices;
composite material systems; quantum computing; planetary and interstellar satellites, microelectronic devices and net
centric systems.

Aerospace
In House R&D Data/Network Security Private Industry
Prototyping Digital Processing and Analysis
Electronics
Health
Law Enforcement and Forensics Materials
Systems Integration
Transportation
Military Systems and Space Systems
Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 1,792,043 The Office of Technology Transfer - formed
in mid-1999; staff of 10.
Computer Lab Lab Square Footage: 373,100 Technology Transfer Contact:
Wet Lab Leases Lab Space? No Wayne E. Swann
Hardware fabrication Director of Technology Transfer
System Integrations and testing Phone: 443.778.4238
Fax: 443.778.5882
Email: wayne.swann@jhuapl.edu
– 106 –
Lipid Research Clinic, George Washington University
CONTACT INFO:
Judith Hsia, Professor of Medicine
908 New Hampshire Avenue, NW, Suite 500
Phone: 202.872.3700
Fax: 202.659.8627
Email: domjah@gwumc.edu
www.gwdocs.com/p2273.html
Description of Research Activities: Clinical trials in preventive cardiology. Special interest in women's health.
Major Successes: Recruited 3,800 postmenopausal women for Women's Health Initiative.
Major Projects Underway: Selenium and vitamin E Cancer Prevention Trial (NIH), Women's Health Initiative
Memory Study (industry), Heart & Estrogen/progestin Replacement Study (industry) and Treating to New Targets
(industry, lipid-lowering trial).

Clinical Trials Biotechnology Academic

Collaborative Research Pharmaceuticals Government
Contract Research Private Industry
Clinical research facility Facility Square Footage: 4,000

– 107 –
School of Information Technology

and Engineering - George Mason University
CONTACT INFO:
Daniel A. Menasce, Director
4400 University Drive
Fairfax, VA 22030
Phone: 703.993.1531
Fax: 703.993.1710
http://eceb.gmu.edu
Description of Research Activities: Ecommerce and ebusiness skill ability analysis and work load characterization
user behavior analysis.
Major Successes: Self-adaptive ecommerce sites.
Major Projects Underway: Web services to support digital government.

Applied R&D Communications

Contract Research Data/Network Security
Prototyping

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Southern Maryland Higher Education Center
CONTACT INFO:
Mel D. Powell, Ph.D., Executive Director
44219 Airport Road
Phone: 301.737.2500
Fax: 301.737.2542
Email: mpowell@smhec.org
www.smhec.org
Description of Research Activities: Assist Naval Air Systems in identifying specific engineering skills at mid-atlantic
university engineering departments, regional economic development, technology incubation and commercialization.
Grant from Maryland Technology Development Corporation to determine feasibility of establishing a
technology business incubator.
Major Successes: Greater awareness of potential for economic development and growth of technological base for
the transfer of military technology and subsequent commercialization.
Major Projects Underway: Technology incubator feasibility study.

Contract Research Aerospace Academic

Government
Grant from Maryland Technology

Computer Lab Facility Square Footage: 59,000 Development Corporation to conduct a
Lab Square Footage: 5,625 feasibility study for the development and
Leases Lab Space? Yes construction of a technology business
incubator.
Mel D. Powell, Executive Director
Phone: 301.737.2500 Fax: 301.737.2542
Email: mpowell@smhec.org
– 109 –
UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. Kenneth R. Tenore, Professor and Director
PO Box 38
Solomons, MD 20688
Phone: 410.326.7241
Fax: 410.326.7264
Email: tenore@cbl.umces.edu
www.cbl.umces.edu
Description of Research Activities: Environmental research in fisheries, environmental chemistry, aquatic

toxicology and ecosystem studies.
Major Projects Underway: Environmental research in fisheries, environmental chemistry, aquatic toxicology and
ecosystem studies.


Collaborative Research Environment
Contract Research

– 110 –
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. Steven Kaminsky
Vice President, Research
4301 Jones Bridge Road
Bethesda, MD 20814
Phone: 301.295.9440
Fax: 301.295.6771
Email: skaminsky@usuhs.mil
www.usuhs.mil
Description of Research Activities: Extensive medical research program associated with DOD/PHS medical
education and radiobiology research programs.
Major Successes: Antibody technology and radiprotectants.
Major Projects Underway: More than 600 projects including prostate disease research CRADAS with academic
institutions and startup companies.


Clinical Trials Health Private Industry
Collaborative Research Pharmaceuticals Foundations
In House R&D
Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 180,000 CRADAS with academic institutions and
startup companies.
Wet Lab Lab Square Footage: 80,000 Technology Transfer Contact:
Leases Lab Space? No John E. Baker, General Counsel
Phone: 301.295.3028
Fax: 301.295.6681
Email: jbaker@usuhs.mil
– 111 –
University of Maryland College Park
CONTACT INFO:
Timothy J. Ng, Associate Vice President for Research
2100 Lee Building
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
Phone: 301.405.6918
Fax: 301.405.8386
Email: tng@deans.umd.edu
www.umd.edu
Description of Research Activities: The University of Maryland is a Carnegie Research I University with
comprehensive activities in all areas of research except medicine. It is the largest public research university in the
Washington, DC area.
Major Successes: Increased externally-funded contracts and grants by over 120% in the past 10 years. Established
joint research institutes with FDA and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Had 61 of our research and
academic programs ranked in the top 25 nationally.
Major Projects Underway: "Deep Impact" - creating a crater on a comet to study the formation of the solar
system. Developing high-power short pulse free-electron lasers (FEL) for biophysical and biomedical applications.
Using remote sensing data for ecological and environmental management of the Chesapeake Bay.

Aerospace Electronics
Agriculture and Food Energy
Applied R&D Science Environment Academic
Basic Research Assistive Technology GIS/Cartography Government
Automotive Health
Clinical Trials Bioinformatics Instrumentation and Sensors
Private Industry
Collaborative Research Biotechnology Law Enforcement and
Contract Research Chemicals Forensics
Communications Materials
In House R&D Computers/Information Optics/Imaging/Photonics
Product Testing and Technology Pharmaceuticals
Construction Systems Integration
Certification Data/Network Security Transportation
Prototyping Digital Processing and
Analysis

Encourage participation of the business,
Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 7,000,000 government and industry sectors throughout the
technology transfer process to help convert our
Wet Lab Lab Square Footage: 1,075,080 research into viable products and processes that
Wind Tunnel Leases Lab Space? Yes benefit the local, state and national economies
and contribute to the improvement of the overall
Neutral Buoyancy Facility quality of life. Technology Transfer Contact:
James Poulos, Executive Director, Office of
Technology Transfer
Phone: 301.403.271 Fax: 301.403.2717
Email: jp227@umail.umd.edu
– 112 –
Washington DC VA Medical Center
CONTACT INFO:
Steve Singh, MD
Interim ACOS for Research and Development
50 Irving Street, NW
Phone: 202.745.8545
Fax: 202.745.8530
Email: steve.singh@med.va.gov
Description of Research Activities: Basic Science. Clinical in all branches of medicine.
Major Successes: AIDS research, heart disease research and cancer research.

Basic Research Health Academic

Clinical Trials Pharmaceuticals Government
In House R&D

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INDEPENDENT RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS
Academy of Natural Sciences, Estuarine Research Center
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. Ian R. Davison, Director
10545 Mackall Road
St. Leonard, MD 20685
Phone: 410.586.9700
Fax: 410.586.9705
Email: davison@acnatsci.org
www.anserc.org
Description of Research Activities: The Academy of Natural Sciences' Estuarine Research Center is dedicated to
increasing our understanding of marine and coastal ecosystems and how they are affected by human activities.
Research ranges from biogeochemistry and bioaccumulation of trace metals to community ecology.


Contract Research Government
Private Industry

Wet Lab Leases Lab Space? Yes
– 114 –
Association for Entrepreneurial Science (AES)
CONTACT INFO:
James L. Leef, Director
12111 Parklawn Drive
Rockville, MD 20852
Phone: 301.881.3300 Ext. 123
Fax: 301.881.7640
Email: biomed@cais.com
Description of Research Activities: There are 7 companies located on site who collectively cover a gamut of biologi-
cal sciences.
Major Successes: AES (the Incubator) has helped launch 18 successful biotech start-up companies in its 17 year
history.
Major Projects Underway: Malaria and schistosomiasis vaccine research.


Clinical Trials Pharmaceuticals Private Industry
Contract Research
In House R&D

Wet Lab Leases Lab Space? Yes
– 115 –
Automated Test Labs, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Ellis Rosenberg, President
4353 Majestic Lane
Fairfax, VA 22033
Phone: 703.222.5492
Fax: 703.222.5491
Email: eyrossenberg@atl-inc.com
www.atl-inc.com
Description of Research Activities: R&D, testing and certification of HVAC/R and other engineered products.
Major Successes: Fuel cell development, rail transit HVAC development and coil coatings & compressor
lubricants.
Major Projects Underway: Alternative refrigerants research, fuel cell component research, and HVAC coil R&D.

Product Testing and Certification Energy

Environment
Materials
Transportation
Environmental Control Chambers Facility Square Footage: 35,000

– 116 –
Carnegie Institute of Washington,

Department of Terrestrial Magnetism
CONTACT INFO:
Sean C. Solomon, Director, Department of Terrestrial Magnetism
5241 Broad Branch Road
Phone: 202.478.8850
Fax: 202.478.8821
Email: solomon@dtm.ciw.edu
www.ciw.edu
Description of Research Activities: Planetary science geophysics, geochemistry, astrobiology, high pressure physics
and chemistry.

Basic Research Research Labs

– 117 –
Carnegie Institute of Washington, Geophysical Laboratory
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. Wesley Huntress, Jr.
Director, Geophysical Laboratory
5241 Broad Branch Road
Phone: 202.478.8850
Fax: 202.478.8821
Email: solomon@dtm.ciw.edu
www.ciw.edu
Description of Research Activities: Planetary science geophysics, geochemistry, astrobiology, high pressure physics
and chemistry.

Basic Research
Research Labs Facility Square Footage: 121,170

– 118 –
Conwall Division
CONTACT INFO:
Walter G. Brooks, Sr., Project Director
3341 75th Avenue, Suite F
Hyattsville, MD 20785
Phone: 301.386.4789
Fax: 301.386.2194
Description of Research Activities: Research with sister facility in Virginia involved with DOT, FAA and CDC.

Basic Research Aerospace Government

Contract Research Assistive Technology
Data/Network Security
Digital Processing and Analysis
Systems Integration
Use of academic campuses Leases Lab Space? No
– 119 –
Ecosystem Management & Associates, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Gina M. Coelho, President
Ship Point Business Park
13325 Rousby Hall Road
Lusby, MD 20657
Phone: 410.394.2929
Fax: 410.394.2909
Email: coelhoema@aol.com
www.ecosystem-management.net
Description of Research Activities: Conducts: ecotoxicity testing; hydrocarbon, water and sediment analysis; oil spill
dispersant effectiveness testing; and ballast water treatment research.
Major Successes: Identified effective treatment chemicals for use in ballast water sterilization for shipping vessels
and tankers.
Major Projects Underway: Examining correlation between dispersed oil fractions and estuarine organism tissue
uptake at both lethal and sub-lethal concentrations.


Collaborative Research Environmental Toxicology
Contract Research Marine Ecology

Analytical Lab Lab Square Footage: 1,250
– 120 –
Eminent Services Corporation
CONTACT INFO:
K. Paul Thadikonda, President & CEO
7495 New Technology Way
Frederick, MD 21703
Phone: 240.629.1972
Fax: 240.629.3298
Email: pthadikonda@emiserv.com
www.emiserv.com
Description of Research Activities: Investigational drug development and clinical trial management.
Major Successes: Development of non-aqueous injection formulations - Buccal Tablet Formulations.
Major Projects Underway: Drug development for Government (NIH) and private pharmaceutical company.


Clinical Trials Computers/Information Technology Government
Product Testing and Certification Pharmaceuticals Private Industry

K. Paul Thadikonda
Wet Lab Lab Square Footage: 6,000 President & CEO
Leases Lab Space? No Phone: 240.629.1972
Fax: 240.629.3298
Email: pthadikonda@emiserv.com
– 121 –
The Institute for Genomic Research
CONTACT INFO:
William Nierman, Investigator
9712 Medical Center Drive
Rockville, MD 20850
Phone: 301.838.3559
Fax: 301.838.0209
Email: wnierman@tigr.org
www.tigr.org

Basic Research Bioinformatics Academic

Genomics Government
Functional Genomics
Wet Lab Facility Square Footage: 100,000 Technology Transfer Contact:

Michael Brown
DNA Sequencing Center Lab Square Footage: 25,000 Phone: 301.838.3550
Microarray Facility Leases Lab Space? No Fax: 301.838.0208
Email: mbrown@tigr.org
– 122 –
International Council on Infertility
CONTACT INFO:
Nancy P. Hemenway, Executive Director
PO Box 6836
Arlington, VA 22206
Phone: 703.379.9178
Fax: 703. 379.1593
Email: inciidinfo@inciid.org
www.inciid.org

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National Biomedical Research Foundation
CONTACT INFO:
Robert S. Ledley, President
3900 Reservoir Road, NW
Preclinical Science Building
Phone: 202.687.2121
Fax: 202.687.1662

Applied R&D Bioinformatics Government

Prototyping Health
Systems Integration
Computer Lab Facility Square Footage: 6,500 Technology Transfer Contact:

Robert S. Ledley, President
Electron Lab Lab Square Footage: 6,500 Phone: 202.687.2121
Leases Lab Space? No Fax: 202.687.1662
– 124 –
Perelandra Ltd.
CONTACT INFO:
Jeannette Edwards, Business Manager
PO Box 3603
Warrenton, VA 20188
Phone: 540.937.5166
Fax: 540.937.3360
Email: email@perelandra-ltd.com
www.perelandra-ltd.com
Description of Research Activities: Garden laboratory that operates according to nature's principle of balance.
Research has resulted in the development of a new science called co-creative science. Research focuses on three main
areas: environment, health and soiless gardens (all gardens including home and business projects).
Major Successes: Offer products and information on microbial balancing program, medical assistance program
(MAP) and flower essences.


Prototyping Health
Nature Research Publish information regarding
gardening, ecology and nature.
Garden Laboratory Leases Lab Space? No
– 125 –
Rheotech Labs, Inc.
CONTACT INFO:
Dr. John Boucher, President
2106 Salisbury Road
Phone: 301.585.1885
Email: jbouch@erols.com
Major Successes: Finding of molecular defect in an animal that will lead to product commercialization.
Major Projects Underway: Research development of the molecular discovery.


In House R&D Health
Product Testing and Certification Pharmaceuticals
Microscopy Lab
Flow Cytometry Lab
– 126 –
Southern Research Institute - Frederick
CONTACT INFO:
Mark G. Lewis, Director
431 Aviation Way
Frederick, MD 21701
Phone: 301.692.3232
Fax: 301.694.7223
Email: lewis@sri.org
www.southernresearch-idr.com
Description of Research Activities: Southern Research Institute's Infectious Disease Research Department
provides a wide range of research services that include anti-infective drug and vaccine discovery, preclinical drug
development and basic research initiatives in microbiology, virology, molecular virology, viral immunology, flow
cytometry and tissue culture.
Major Successes: Not-for-profit contract research organization working on infectious disease treatments and
vaccines. Awarded four NIH contracts associated with HIV vaccine and drug development.
Major Projects Underway: Expand infectious disease research into bacteriology and select infectious agents.

Applied R&D Health Academic

Basic Research Pharmaceuticals Government
Collaborative Research Infectious Disease - Virology, Private Industry
Contract Research Bacteriology and Molecular Biology
In House R&D

– 127 –
Southwest Research Institute, MD
CONTACT INFO:
John Russell, Director
12300 Twinbrook Parkway, Suite 210
Rockville, MD 20852
Phone: 301.881.0289
Fax: 301.881.0294
Email: jrussell@swri.org
www.swri.org
Description of Research Activities: Technical support for regulation of nuclear facilities including waste disposal,
risk assessment, pathway- does assessment and support the use of electronic information in government application.
Major Successes: Innovative 3-D modeling of geologic features.


Collaborative Research Chemicals
Energy
Environment
Systems Integration
Earth Science
Nuclear Science

– 128 –
Southwest Research Institute, VA
CONTACT INFO:
Paul Nelson, Senior Research Analyst
2111 Eisenhower Avenue, Suite 402
Phone: 703.299.1503
Email: pnelson@swi.org
www.sri.edu
Description of Research Activities: Research and engineering on unmanned aerovehicles' controls, flight controls
and pay load utilization.

Applied R&D Aerospace Private Industry

In House R&D Communications
Prototyping Computers/Information Technology
Digital Processing and Analysis
Electronics
Systems Integration
Aeronautics
General purpose electronics lab Facility Square Footage: 500

– 129 –
Unisphere
CONTACT INFO:
Glenn Whichard, Ph.D., MBA
Vice President for Technological Development
1530 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 120
Arlington, VA 22209
Phone: 703.465.4500
Fax: 703.465.4530
www.unisphere.com
Description of Research Activities: Identify emerging technologies and conduct market research related to those
technologies. Provide prototype development and testing services to verify the performance of technologies.
Major Successes: Performed market studies which helped companies decide whether or not to pursue a
commercialization strategy.


Collaborative Research Biotechnology Government
Contract Research Chemicals
In House R&D Energy
Product Testing and Certification Environment
Market Research Market Research
Competitor Research
Competitive Technology Research
Facility Square Footage: 2,000 Technology Transfer Contact:

Glenn Whichard, Ph.D., MBA
Leases Lab Space? No Vice President of Technology Development
– 130 –
Village Craftsman
CONTACT INFO:
C.E. James, CEO
9100 Brink Road
Phone: 301.948.6826
Description of Research Activities: Patented device used for remote baiting of lakes, oceans and streams.
Major Successes: Renwed patent.
Major Projects Underway: Development of several versions of the patented boat.

Applied R&D Electronics Private Industry

Product Testing and Certification Radio Control
Electronic Systems
Propulsion Systems

– 131 –
All Facilities by Alphabetical Order
20/20 Genesystems, Inc. Page 5 Lockheed Martin Systems Integration Page 41

4Wave, Inc. Page 6 LSA, Inc. Page 42
Academy of Natural Sciences, Estuarine Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory Page 88
Research Center Page 114 MedData Research, Inc. Page 43
Advanced Biosystems Inc. Page 7 Medlantic Investigators Network Page 44
Advancis Pharmaceutical Corporation Page 8 Mid Atlantic Clinical Research Page 45
AEPCO, Inc. Page 9 Multimax Inc. Page 46
Air Resources Laboratory Page 82 NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Page 89
Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape
Index
National Biomedical Research Foundation Page 124
Systems Branch Page 83 National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, NIH Page 90
Altarum Page 10 National Institute of Standards
Ameritrial OTC Research Inc. Page 11 and Technology (NIST) Page 91
AntexBiologics Page 12 National Institutes of Health Page 92
Applied Technical Services Corporation Page 13 National Standards Testing Laboratory Page 47
Army Corp of Engineers - Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR)
Institute for Water Resources Page 84 Patuxent River, Maryland Page 93
Association for Entrepreneurial Science (AES) Page 115 Naval Medical Research Center Page 94
AuRx, Inc. Page 14 Neuralstem, Inc. Page 48
Automated Test Labs, Inc. Page 116 New Generation Motors Page 49
BioReliance Page 15 Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems Page 50
Caderock Division, Naval Sea OdorPro, Inc. Page 51
Systems Command Page 85 PEM Technologies Page 52
Calwood Chemical Industries Page 16 Peptide Technologies Page 53
Calwood Nutritionals, Inc. Page 17 Perelandra Ltd. Page 125
Carnegie Institute of Washington, PICS Page 54
Department of Terrestrial Magnetism Page 117
Planetary Systems Corporation Page 55
Carnegie Institute of Washington,
Platform Systems, Inc. Page 56
Geophysical Laboratory Page 118
Pore Squared Bioengineering Page 57
CEL-SCI Page 18
PROTIGA, Inc. Page 58
Center for Advanced Research
in Biotechnology Page 98 Proxtronics Page 59
Center for Arthritis Immunology PSI Professional Service Industry Page 60
& Environmental Disorders (CAIED) Page 19 Resource Applications, Inc. Page 61
Center for Remote Sensing, Inc. Page 20 Rheotech Labs, Inc. Page 126
Chesapeake Technology International S. Cohen & Associates Page 62
Corporation Page 21 Sabre Systems, Inc. Page 63
Children's Research Institute Page 99 Saint Gabriel Laboratories Page 64
ChiRhoClin, Inc. Page 22 SASI Page 65
Compuimage, Inc. Page 23 School of Information Technology and
Conwall Division Page 119 Engineering - George Mason University Page 108
Cybernetics Infotech, Inc. Page 24 Segami Corp. Page 66
Cyborgan Inc. Page 25 Sierra Management & Technologies, Inc. Page 67
DCS Corporation Page 26 SIM Page 68
Department of Math/CS, Gallaudet University Page 100 SITEK Corporation Page 69
Dynamics Research Corporation Page 27 Smart Technology, Inc. Page 70
EchoDynamics Page 28 Software Corporation of America Page 71
Ecosystem Management & Associates, Inc. Page 120 Sonex Research Inc. Page 72
Ecosystems International Inc. Page 29 Southern Maryland Higher Education Center Page 109
Eminent Services Corporation Page 121 Southern Research Institute - Frederick Page 127
EMT&A Environmental Marine Technology Southwest Research Institute, MD Page 128
and Associates Page 30 Southwest Research Institute, VA Page 129
Enlightened Technologies Associates (ETA) Page 31 Systems Integration Technology
Envirosystems, Inc. Page 32 & Evaluation (SITE, LLC) Page 73
ExonHit Therapeutics, Inc. Page 33 Technical Resources International Page 74
Fairfax County Water Authority Page 101 TerrAqua Environmental Science
FDA Office of Testing and Research Page 86 and Policy, LLC Page 75
Gallaudet Research Institute Page 102 Testing Technologies, Inc. Page 76
General Clinical Research Center Page 103 TherImmune Research Corporation Page 77
GenoQuest, Inc. Page 34 UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory Page 110
Howard University Page 104 Uniformed Services University of the
Health Sciences Page 111
Human Genome Sciences, Inc. Page 35
Unisphere Page 130
Indian Head Division, NSWC Page 87
University of Maryland College Park Page 112
Innovative Solution International, Inc. Page 36
USDA ARS BA ANRI Animal Waste Pathogen
The Institute for Genomic Research Page 122
Laboratory Page 95
Institute for Materials Science,
USDA, Agricultural Research Service Page 96
George Washington University Page 105
Vaudio Page 78
Integrated Circuit Designs, Inc. Page 37
Veridian Engineering Page 79
International Council on Infertility Page 123
Village Craftsman Page 131
Interstate Commission on the Potomac
River Basin Page 38 Vision III Imaging Inc. Page 80
JET Technologies Inc. Page 39 Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Page 97
Johns Hopkins University Applied Washington DC VA Medical Center Page 113
Physics Lab (JHU/APL) Page 106 ZAI/AMELEX Page 81
Joiner Micro Laboratories Page 40
Lipid Research Clinic,
George Washington University Page 107
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Center for Arthritis Immunology & Environmental Disorders CEL-SCI
RESEARCH S ECTOR (CAIED) Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology
Academic Institutions Center for Remote Sensing, Inc. Center for Arthritis Immunology & Environmental Disorders
Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology Chesapeake Technology International Corporation (CAIED)
Children’s Research Institute ChiRhoClin, Inc. Center for Remote Sensing, Inc.
Department of Math/CS, Gallaudet University Compuimage, Inc. ChiRhoClin, Inc.
Fairfax County Water Authority Cybernetics Infotech, Inc. Compuimage, Inc.
Gallaudet Research Institute Cyborgan Inc. Cyborgan Inc.
General Clinical Research Center DCS Corporation EchoDynamics
Howard University Dynamics Research Corporation Eminent Services Corporation
Institute for Materials Science, George Washington EchoDynamics EMT&A Environmental Marine Technology and Associates
University Ecosystems International Inc. Enlightened Technologies Associates (ETA)
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL) EMT&A Environmental Marine Technology and Associates Envirosystems, Inc.
Lipid Research Clinic, George Washington University Enlightened Technologies Associates (ETA) FDA Office of Testing and Research
School of Information Technology and Engineering - Envirosystems, Inc. General Clinical Research Center
George Mason University ExonHit Therapeutics, Inc. Human Genome Sciences, Inc.
Southern Maryland Higher Education Center GenoQuest, Inc. Indian Head Division, NSWC
UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory Human Genome Sciences, Inc. JET Technologies Inc.
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Innovative Solution International, Inc. Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL)
University of Maryland College Park Integrated Circuit Designs, Inc. LSA, Inc.
Washington DC VA Medical Center Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory
JET Technologies Inc. MedData Research, Inc.
Government Labs Joiner Micro Laboratories Multimax Inc.
Air Resources Laboratory Lockheed Martin Systems Integration NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch LSA, Inc. National Biomedical Research Foundation
Army Corp of Engineers - Institute for Water Resources MedData Research, Inc. National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, NIH
Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command Medlantic Investigators Network National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
FDA Office of Testing and Research Mid Atlantic Clinical Research National Institutes of Health
Indian Head Division, NSWC Multimax Inc. Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River,
Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory National Standards Testing Laboratory Maryland
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Neuralstem, Inc. Naval Medical Research Center
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, NIH New Generation Motors New Generation Motors
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems
National Institutes of Health OdorPro, Inc. OdorPro, Inc.
Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River, PEM Technologies PEM Technologies
Maryland Peptide Technologies Perelandra Ltd.
Naval Medical Research Center PICS PICS
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Planetary Systems Corporation Planetary Systems Corporation
USDA ARS BA ANRI Animal Waste Pathogen Laboratory Platform Systems, Inc. Pore Squared Bioengineering
USDA, Agricultural Research Service Pore Squared Bioengineering PSI Professional Service Industry
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research PROTIGA, Inc. Resource Applications, Inc.
Proxtronics Rheotech Labs, Inc.
Independent Research Institutes PSI Professional Service Industry S. Cohen & Associates
Resource Applications, Inc. Sabre Systems, Inc.
S. Cohen & Associates Saint Gabriel Laboratories
Sabre Systems, Inc. SASI
Saint Gabriel Laboratories School of Information Technology and Engineering -
Carnegie Institute of Washington, Department of Terrestrial
SASI George Mason University
Magnetism
Segami Corp. Segami Corp.
Carnegie Institute of Washington, Geophysical Laboratory
Sierra Management & Technologies, Inc. Sierra Management & Technologies, Inc.
Conwall Division
SIM SITEK Corporation
Ecosystem Management & Associates, Inc.
SITEK Corporation Software Corporation of America
Smart Technology, Inc. Sonex Research Inc.
Institute for Genomic Research, The
Software Corporation of America Southern Research Institute – Frederick
International Council on Infertility
Sonex Research Inc. Southwest Research Institute, MD
Systems Integration Technology & Evaluation (SITE, LLC) Southwest Research Institute, VA
Perelandra Ltd.
Technical Resources International UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory
Rheotech Labs, Inc.
TerrAqua Environmental Science and Policy, LLC Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Southern Research Institute – Frederick
Testing Technologies, Inc. Unisphere
TherImmune Research Corporation University of Maryland College Park
Vaudio USDA, Agricultural Research Service
Unisphere
Veridian Engineering Vaudio
Village Craftsman
Vision III Imaging Inc. Veridian Engineering
ZAI/AMELEX Village Craftsman
Private Industry Vision III Imaging Inc.
20/20 Genesystems, Inc. Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
4Wave, Inc. T YPE OF R ESEARCH A CTIVITIES ZAI/AMELEX
Advanced Biosystems Inc.
Applied R&D
20/20 Genesystems, Inc. Basic Research
AEPCO, Inc.
4Wave, Inc. 20/20 Genesystems, Inc.
Altarum
Advanced Biosystems Academy of Natural Sciences, Estuarine Research Center
Ameritrial OTC Research Inc.
Air Resources Laboratory Advanced Biosystems
AntexBiologics
Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch Air Resources Laboratory
Altarum Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch
AuRx, Inc.
Applied Technical Services Corporation Altarum
BioReliance
Association for Entrepreneurial Science (AES) Association for Entrepreneurial Science (AES)
Calwood Chemical Industries
AuRx, Inc. Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command
Calwood Nutritionals, Inc.
Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command Carnegie Institute of Washington, Department of Terrestrial
CEL-SCI
Calwood Nutritionals, Inc. Magnetism
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Carnegie Institute of Washington, Geophysical Laboratory Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River, TerrAqua Environmental Science and Policy, LLC
CEL-SCI Maryland UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory
Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology Naval Medical Research Center Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Center for Arthritis Immunology & Environmental Disorders Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems Unisphere
(CAIED) PICS University of Maryland College Park
Center for Remote Sensing, Inc. Saint Gabriel Laboratories USDA ARS BA ANRI Animal Waste Pathogen Laboratory
Chesapeake Technology International Corporation SASI USDA, Agricultural Research Service
Children’s Research Institute Technical Resources International Vaudio
Compuimage, Inc. TherImmune Research Corporation Veridian Engineering
Conwall Division Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Vision III Imaging Inc.
Cyborgan Inc. University of Maryland College Park Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
DCS Corporation Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Washington DC VA Medical Center
Department of Math/CS, Gallaudet University Washington DC VA Medical Center
EchoDynamics Contract Research
Ecosystem Management & Associates, Inc. Collaborative Research 20/20 Genesystems, Inc.
EMT&A Environmental Marine Technology and Associates 20/20 Genesystems, Inc. 4Wave, Inc.
Enlightened Technologies Associates (ETA) Advanced Biosystems Academy of Natural Sciences, Estuarine Research Center
Fairfax County Water Authority AEPCO, Inc. Advanced Biosystems
FDA Office of Testing and Research Air Resources Laboratory AEPCO, Inc.
Gallaudet Research Institute Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch Air Resources Laboratory
General Clinical Research Center Altarum Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch
Howard University Applied Technical Services Corporation Altarum
Human Genome Sciences, Inc. Army Corp of Engineers - Institute for Water Resources Ameritrial OTC Research Inc.
Indian Head Division, NSWC Association for Entrepreneurial Science (AES) Applied Technical Services Corporation
Institute for Genomic Research, The Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command Army Corp of Engineers - Institute for Water Resources
Institute for Materials Science, George Washington Calwood Chemical Industries Association for Entrepreneurial Science (AES)
University
CEL-SCI BioReliance
Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command
Center for Remote Sensing, Inc. Center for Remote Sensing, Inc.
LSA, Inc.
Children’s Research Institute ChiRhoClin, Inc.
ChiRhoClin, Inc. Compuimage, Inc.
Multimax Inc.
Compuimage, Inc. Conwall Division
Cyborgan Inc. Cyborgan Inc.
EchoDynamics DCS Corporation
Ecosystem Management & Associates, Inc. Ecosystem Management & Associates, Inc.
EMT&A Environmental Marine Technology and Associates Ecosystems International Inc.
Enlightened Technologies Associates (ETA) Envirosystems, Inc.
Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River,
ExonHit Therapeutics, Inc. ExonHit Therapeutics, Inc.
Maryland
Fairfax County Water Authority FDA Office of Testing and Research
FDA Office of Testing and Research Gallaudet Research Institute
Neuralstem, Inc.
Gallaudet Research Institute General Clinical Research Center
General Clinical Research Center GenoQuest, Inc.
Pore Squared Bioengineering
Human Genome Sciences, Inc. Innovative Solution International, Inc.
Indian Head Division, NSWC Institute for Materials Science, George Washington
Rheotech Labs, Inc.
Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin University
Saint Gabriel Laboratories
JET Technologies Inc. JET Technologies Inc.
SASI
Lipid Research Clinic, George Washington University Lipid Research Clinic, George Washington University
Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory LSA, Inc.
SITEK Corporation
MedData Research, Inc. National Biomedical Research Foundation
Multimax Inc. National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, NIH
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River,
UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory
National Biomedical Research Foundation Maryland
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, NIH Naval Medical Research Center
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Neuralstem, Inc.
USDA ARS BA ANRI Animal Waste Pathogen Laboratory
National Institutes of Health New Generation Motors
USDA, Agricultural Research Service
Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River, Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems
Vaudio
Maryland Peptide Technologies
Naval Medical Research Center Planetary Systems Corporation
Neuralstem, Inc. PROTIGA, Inc.
New Generation Motors Proxtronics
Clinical Trials Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems Resource Applications, Inc.
Ameritrial OTC Research Inc. Peptide Technologies S. Cohen & Associates
Association for Entrepreneurial Science (AES) PICS Sabre Systems, Inc.
CEL-SCI Planetary Systems Corporation Saint Gabriel Laboratories
Center for Arthritis Immunology & Environmental Disorders Pore Squared Bioengineering SASI
(CAIED) Proxtronics School of Information Technology and Engineering -
Children’s Research Institute S. Cohen & Associates George Mason University
Cyborgan Inc. Sabre Systems, Inc. Segami Corp.
Eminent Services Corporation Saint Gabriel Laboratories Sierra Management & Technologies, Inc.
Enlightened Technologies Associates (ETA) SASI SITEK Corporation
FDA Office of Testing and Research School of Information Technology and Engineering - Smart Technology, Inc.
General Clinical Research Center George Mason University Software Corporation of America
Human Genome Sciences, Inc. Sierra Management & Technologies, Inc. Southern Maryland Higher Education Center
Lipid Research Clinic, George Washington University SITEK Corporation Southern Research Institute – Frederick
Medlantic Investigators Network Smart Technology, Inc. Southwest Research Institute, MD
Mid Atlantic Clinical Research Software Corporation of America Systems Integration Technology & Evaluation (SITE, LLC)
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, NIH Southern Research Institute – Frederick Technical Resources International
National Institutes of Health Southwest Research Institute, MD TerrAqua Environmental Science and Policy, LLC
Technical Resources International Testing Technologies, Inc.
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TherImmune Research Corporation Veridian Engineering Perelandra Ltd.
UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory Village Craftsman PICS
Unisphere Vision III Imaging Inc. Planetary Systems Corporation
University of Maryland College Park Washington DC VA Medical Center Platform Systems, Inc.
Vaudio Pore Squared Bioengineering
Veridian Engineering Product Testing & Certification Proxtronics
Vision III Imaging Inc. 20/20 Genesystems, Inc. Sabre Systems, Inc.
Advanced Biosystems SASI
In-House Research & Development AEPCO, Inc. School of Information Technology and Engineering -
George Mason University
20/20 Genesystems, Inc. Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch
Segami Corp.
Advanced Biosystems Automated Test Labs, Inc.
Advancis Pharmaceutical Corporation BioReliance
Air Resources Laboratory Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command
Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch CEL-SCI
Altarum Cybernetics Infotech, Inc.
Association for Entrepreneurial Science (AES) Eminent Services Corporation
Unisphere
Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command EMT&A Environmental Marine Technology and Associates
Calwood Chemical Industries Fairfax County Water Authority
Calwood Nutritionals, Inc. FDA Office of Testing and Research
CEL-SCI Indian Head Division, NSWC
ZAI/AMELEX
Center for Remote Sensing, Inc. JET Technologies Inc.
Chesapeake Technology International Corporation NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
ChiRhoClin, Inc. Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River, F I E L D OF R E S E A R C H
Compuimage, Inc. Maryland
Conwall Division Naval Medical Research Center U N D E R T A K E N AT F A C I L I T Y
Cybernetics Infotech, Inc. Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems
Aerospace
DCS Corporation PEM Technologies
EchoDynamics PICS
Enlightened Technologies Associates (ETA) Planetary Systems Corporation
ExonHit Therapeutics, Inc. Platform Systems, Inc.
Gallaudet Research Institute Proxtronics
Conwall Division
General Clinical Research Center PSI Professional Service Industry
DCS Corporation
GenoQuest, Inc. Rheotech Labs, Inc.
Human Genome Sciences, Inc. Sabre Systems, Inc.
Indian Head Division, NSWC Saint Gabriel Laboratories
Innovative Solution International, Inc. SASI
Integrated Circuit Designs, Inc. School of Information Technology and Engineering -
George Mason University Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory
JET Technologies Inc. NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL) Segami Corp.
Sierra Management & Technologies, Inc. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Lockheed Martin Systems Integration Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River,
LSA, Inc. SITEK Corporation
Maryland
MedData Research, Inc. Unisphere
New Generation Motors
Multimax Inc. University of Maryland College Park
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Veridian Engineering
Planetary Systems Corporation
National Biomedical Research Foundation Village Craftsman
Platform Systems, Inc.
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, NIH Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Sabre Systems, Inc.
National Institutes of Health SASI
Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River, Prototyping Sierra Management & Technologies, Inc.
Maryland 20/20 Genesystems, Inc. Software Corporation of America
Naval Medical Research Center 4Wave, Inc. Sonex Research Inc.
Neuralstem, Inc. Advanced Biosystems Southern Maryland Higher Education Center
New Generation Motors AEPCO, Inc. Southwest Research Institute, MD
Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems Air Resources Laboratory Southwest Research Institute, VA
PEM Technologies Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch Systems Integration Technology & Evaluation (SITE, LLC)
Peptide Technologies Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command Unisphere
Perelandra Ltd. Center for Remote Sensing, Inc. University of Maryland College Park
Planetary Systems Corporation Chesapeake Technology International Corporation Veridian Engineering
Platform Systems, Inc. Children’s Research Institute
Pore Squared Bioengineering Cybernetics Infotech, Inc.
Agriculture/Food Science
PROTIGA, Inc. Dynamics Research Corporation
Rheotech Labs, Inc. EchoDynamics
Envirosystems, Inc.
S. Cohen & Associates EMT&A Environmental Marine Technology and Associates
General Clinical Research Center
Saint Gabriel Laboratories Enlightened Technologies Associates (ETA)
SASI Envirosystems, Inc.
School of Information Technology and Engineering - Indian Head Division, NSWC
George Mason University Perelandra Ltd.
Segami Corp. Pore Squared Bioengineering
Sierra Management & Technologies, Inc. Resource Applications, Inc.
SITEK Corporation Rheotech Labs, Inc.
LSA, Inc.
Smart Technology, Inc. Saint Gabriel Laboratories
Multimax Inc.
Software Corporation of America TerrAqua Environmental Science and Policy, LLC
Southern Research Institute – Frederick University of Maryland College Park
Southwest Research Institute, MD USDA ARS BA ANRI Animal Waste Pathogen Laboratory
Southwest Research Institute, VA USDA, Agricultural Research Service
TherImmune Research Corporation Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River,
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Maryland Assistive Technology
Unisphere Naval Medical Research Center Conwall Division
University of Maryland College Park New Generation Motors National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
USDA ARS BA ANRI Animal Waste Pathogen Laboratory Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems
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Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River, University of Maryland College Park Data/Network Security
Maryland USDA ARS BA ANRI Animal Waste Pathogen Laboratory AEPCO, Inc.
Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems USDA, Agricultural Research Service Chesapeake Technology International Corporation
SASI Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Conwall Division
University of Maryland College Park Dynamics Research Corporation
Veridian Engineering Chemicals Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL)
Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Automotive EMT&A Environmental Marine Technology and Associates National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch FDA Office of Testing and Research Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River,
Indian Head Division, NSWC Maryland
JET Technologies Inc. Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems
Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory School of Information Technology and Engineering -
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Maryland
Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River, OdorPro, Inc.
Maryland Smart Technology, Inc.
New Generation Motors University of Maryland College Park
SASI
Sonex Research Inc. Southwest Research Institute, MD
University of Maryland College Park TherImmune Research Corporation Digital Processing & Analysis
Veridian Engineering UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory Center for Remote Sensing, Inc.
Unisphere Conwall Division
Bioinformatics University of Maryland College Park Cybernetics Infotech, Inc.
Advanced Biosystems Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL)
Altarum Communications MedData Research, Inc.
Association for Entrepreneurial Science (AES) NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
AEPCO, Inc.
Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology National Biomedical Research Foundation
General Clinical Research Center National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Institute for Genomic Research, The Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River,
Maryland
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL) LSA, Inc.
MedData Research, Inc. NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Sabre Systems, Inc.
National Biomedical Research Foundation National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
SASI
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems
School of Information Technology and Engineering -
Neuralstem, Inc. School of Information Technology and Engineering - George Mason University
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences George Mason University
University of Maryland College Park Southwest Research Institute, VA
USDA, Agricultural Research Service University of Maryland College Park
Biotechnology Vision III Imaging Inc.
20/20 Genesystems, Inc. Vaudio
Advanced Biosystems Computers/Information Technology Veridian Engineering
Ameritrial OTC Research Inc. AEPCO, Inc. Vision III Imaging Inc.
Association for Entrepreneurial Science (AES) Applied Technical Services Corporation ZAI/AMELEX
AuRx, Inc. Chesapeake Technology International Corporation
BioReliance Compuimage, Inc. Electronics
Calwood Chemical Industries Conwall Division
AEPCO, Inc.
Calwood Nutritionals, Inc. Cybernetics Infotech, Inc.
DCS Corporation
CEL-SCI Department of Math/CS, Gallaudet University
Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology Dynamics Research Corporation
ChiRhoClin, Inc. Eminent Services Corporation
Cyborgan Inc. Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL)
EchoDynamics Lockheed Martin Systems Integration
Eminent Services Corporation Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory
Enlightened Technologies Associates (ETA) MedData Research, Inc.
ExonHit Therapeutics, Inc. NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
GenoQuest, Inc. National Biomedical Research Foundation Maryland
Human Genome Sciences, Inc. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) New Generation Motors
Institute for Materials Science, George Washington Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River, Smart Technology, Inc.
University Maryland
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL) PICS
Lipid Research Clinic, George Washington University Sabre Systems, Inc.
Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory SASI
Vaudio
National Biomedical Research Foundation School of Information Technology and Engineering -
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) George Mason University
Village Craftsman
National Institutes of Health Segami Corp.
Naval Medical Research Center Sierra Management & Technologies, Inc.
ZAI/AMELEX
Neuralstem, Inc. Smart Technology, Inc.
Peptide Technologies Software Corporation of America
Pore Squared Bioengineering Southwest Research Institute, MD Energy
PROTIGA, Inc. Southwest Research Institute, VA Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch
Proxtronics Systems Integration Technology & Evaluation (SITE, LLC) Applied Technical Services Corporation
Rheotech Labs, Inc. University of Maryland College Park Automated Test Labs, Inc.
Saint Gabriel Laboratories Vaudio Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command
SASI Veridian Engineering Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory
SITEK Corporation National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Technical Resources International Construction New Generation Motors
TherImmune Research Corporation S. Cohen & Associates
UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory Southwest Research Institute, MD
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences TerrAqua Environmental Science and Policy, LLC
Testing Technologies, Inc.
Unisphere Unisphere
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University of Maryland College Park PEM Technologies Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River,
Veridian Engineering Perelandra Ltd. Maryland
PICS Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems
Environment Rheotech Labs, Inc. PEM Technologies
Saint Gabriel Laboratories SASI
Southern Research Institute – Frederick Southwest Research Institute, VA
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences University of Maryland College Park
University of Maryland College Park USDA, Agricultural Research Service
Altarum
USDA ARS BA ANRI Animal Waste Pathogen Laboratory Veridian Engineering
USDA, Agricultural Research Service Vision III Imaging Inc.
Army Corp of Engineers - Institute for Water Resources
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research ZAI/AMELEX
Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command Washington DC VA Medical Center
Center for Remote Sensing, Inc. Pharmaceuticals
Ecosystem Management & Associates, Inc. Instrumentation/Sensors 20/20 Genesystems, Inc.
Ecosystems International Inc. Air Resources Laboratory Advanced Biosystems
EMT&A Environmental Marine Technology and Associates Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch Advancis Pharmaceutical Corporation
Envirosystems, Inc. Automated Test Labs, Inc. Ameritrial OTC Research Inc.
Fairfax County Water Authority Center for Remote Sensing, Inc. AntexBiologics
Indian Head Division, NSWC Envirosystems, Inc. Association for Entrepreneurial Science (AES)
Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin Indian Head Division, NSWC AuRx, Inc.
Joiner Micro Laboratories Innovative Solution International, Inc. BioReliance
Multimax Inc. Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL) Calwood Chemical Industries
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Calwood Nutritionals, Inc.
Perelandra Ltd. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) CEL-SCI
Proxtronics Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River, Children’s Research Institute
PSI Professional Service Industry Maryland ChiRhoClin, Inc.
Resource Applications, Inc. Naval Medical Research Center Eminent Services Corporation
S. Cohen & Associates Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems General Clinical Research Center
Saint Gabriel Laboratories Platform Systems, Inc. Human Genome Sciences, Inc.
SITEK Corporation Pore Squared Bioengineering Lipid Research Clinic, George Washington University
Southwest Research Institute, MD SASI Medlantic Investigators Network
TerrAqua Environmental Science and Policy, LLC Smart Technology, Inc. Mid Atlantic Clinical Research
TherImmune Research Corporation Southwest Research Institute, VA National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory University of Maryland College Park Naval Medical Research Center
Unisphere Veridian Engineering Peptide Technologies
University of Maryland College Park Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Rheotech Labs, Inc.
USDA ARS BA ANRI Animal Waste Pathogen Laboratory ZAI/AMELEX SITEK Corporation
USDA, Agricultural Research Service Southern Research Institute – Frederick
Law Enforcement/Forensics TherImmune Research Corporation
GIS/Cartography Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL) Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) University of Maryland College Park
Altarum
University of Maryland College Park USDA, Agricultural Research Service
Vaudio Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Multimax Inc.
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Materials
Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River, 4Wave, Inc.
Systems Integration
Maryland AEPCO, Inc. AEPCO, Inc.
Software Corporation of America Automated Test Labs, Inc. Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch
University of Maryland College Park Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command Applied Technical Services Corporation
USDA ARS BA ANRI Animal Waste Pathogen Laboratory Center for Remote Sensing, Inc. Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command
Indian Head Division, NSWC Center for Remote Sensing, Inc.
Health Institute for Materials Science, George Washington Conwall Division
20/20 Genesystems, Inc. University Innovative Solution International, Inc.
Advanced Biosystems JET Technologies Inc. Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL)
Altarum Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL) Lockheed Martin Systems Integration
Ameritrial OTC Research Inc. Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory MedData Research, Inc.
AuRx, Inc. NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Calwood Chemical Industries National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) National Biomedical Research Foundation
Calwood Nutritionals, Inc. Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
CEL-SCI Maryland Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River,
Platform Systems, Inc. Maryland
Center for Arthritis Immunology & Environmental Disorders
(CAIED) PSI Professional Service Industry New Generation Motors
Children’s Research Institute SASI Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems
ChiRhoClin, Inc. Unisphere Planetary Systems Corporation
Cyborgan Inc. University of Maryland College Park Sabre Systems, Inc.
EchoDynamics SASI
EMT&A Environmental Marine Technology and Associates Optics/Imaging/Photonics School of Information Technology and Engineering -
Enlightened Technologies Associates (ETA) 4Wave, Inc.
Segami Corp.
Fairfax County Water Authority AEPCO, Inc.
FDA Office of Testing and Research DCS Corporation
General Clinical Research Center Howard University
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL) Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL)
Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory LSA, Inc.
Medlantic Investigators Network MedData Research, Inc.
National Biomedical Research Foundation NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) National Biomedical Research Foundation
Village Craftsman
National Institutes of Health National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
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Transportation National Institutes of Health Altarum
Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch Neuralstem, Inc. AntexBiologics
Automated Test Labs, Inc. Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems Army Corp of Engineers - Institute for Water Resources
Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command PEM Technologies Association for Entrepreneurial Science (AES)
Innovative Solution International, Inc. SASI AuRx, Inc.
JET Technologies Inc. School of Information Technology and Engineering - BioReliance
George Mason University Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command
Segami Corp. CEL-SCI
Sierra Management & Technologies, Inc. Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology
Maryland Software Corporation of America Center for Remote Sensing, Inc.
New Generation Motors Southern Maryland Higher Education Center Children’s Research Institute
Software Corporation of America Southwest Research Institute, MD Cyborgan Inc.
Sonex Research Inc. UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory Ecosystem Management & Associates, Inc.
University of Maryland College Park USDA, Agricultural Research Service Eminent Services Corporation
Veridian Engineering Veridian Engineering ExonHit Therapeutics, Inc.
Vision III Imaging Inc. Fairfax County Water Authority
Washington DC VA Medical Center FDA Office of Testing and Research
T YPE OF L AB F A C I L I T I E S ZAI/AMELEX General Clinical Research Center
Clean Room Human Genome Sciences, Inc.
4Wave, Inc. Wet Lab Indian Head Division, NSWC
Academy of Natural Sciences, Estuarine Research Center 20/20 Genesystems, Inc. Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin
Air Resources Laboratory Academy of Natural Sciences, Estuarine Research Center Institute for Genomic Research, The
Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch Advanced Biosystems JET Technologies Inc.
Association for Entrepreneurial Science (AES) Advancis Pharmaceutical Corporation Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL)
BioReliance Air Resources Laboratory Lipid Research Clinic, George Washington University
CEL-SCI Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory
Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology AntexBiologics Multimax Inc.
Center for Arthritis Immunology & Environmental Disorders Association for Entrepreneurial Science (AES) NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
(CAIED) AuRx, Inc. National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, NIH
Children’s Research Institute BioReliance National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Cyborgan Inc. Calwood Nutritionals, Inc. National Institutes of Health
Eminent Services Corporation Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology National Standards Testing Laboratory
EMT&A Environmental Marine Technology and Associates Children’s Research Institute Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River,
Human Genome Sciences, Inc. ChiRhoClin, Inc. Maryland
Indian Head Division, NSWC Cyborgan Inc. Naval Medical Research Center
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL) EchoDynamics PEM Technologies
LSA, Inc. Ecosystem Management & Associates, Inc. Peptide Technologies
Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory Eminent Services Corporation PICS
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Envirosystems, Inc. Platform Systems, Inc.
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, NIH ExonHit Therapeutics, Inc. Pore Squared Bioengineering
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Fairfax County Water Authority PROTIGA, Inc.
National Institutes of Health General Clinical Research Center Resource Applications, Inc.
Naval Medical Research Center GenoQuest, Inc. SASI
Neuralstem, Inc. Human Genome Sciences, Inc. SITEK Corporation
PEM Technologies Indian Head Division, NSWC Sonex Research Inc.
Planetary Systems Corporation Institute for Genomic Research, The Southern Maryland Higher Education Center
TherImmune Research Corporation Institute for Materials Science, George Washington Southern Research Institute – Frederick
UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory University Systems Integration Technology & Evaluation (SITE, LLC)
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL) TerrAqua Environmental Science and Policy, LLC
University of Maryland College Park Joiner Micro Laboratories UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory
USDA, Agricultural Research Service Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Veridian Engineering NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Unisphere
Village Craftsman National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, NIH University of Maryland College Park
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) USDA ARS BA ANRI Animal Waste Pathogen Laboratory
National Institutes of Health USDA, Agricultural Research Service
Computer Lab
Naval Medical Research Center Veridian Engineering
Neuralstem, Inc. Vision III Imaging Inc.
AEPCO, Inc.
Peptide Technologies Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Pore Squared Bioengineering Washington DC VA Medical Center
SITEK Corporation ZAI/AMELEX
BioReliance
TherImmune Research Corporation Government
UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory 20/20 Genesystems, Inc.
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences 4Wave, Inc.
Children’s Research Institute
University of Maryland College Park Academy of Natural Sciences, Estuarine Research Center
Cybernetics Infotech, Inc.
USDA ARS BA ANRI Animal Waste Pathogen Laboratory Advanced Biosystems Inc.
DCS Corporation
USDA, Agricultural Research Service Air Resources Laboratory
Department of Math/CS, Gallaudet University
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch
Washington DC VA Medical Center Altarum
GenoQuest, Inc.
Innovative Solution International, Inc. AntexBiologics
Institute for Materials Science, George Washington BUSINESS R ELATIONSHIPS Association for Entrepreneurial Science (AES)
BioReliance
University
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL) Academic Caderock Division, Naval Sea Systems Command
LSA, Inc. 20/20 Genesystems, Inc. CEL-SCI
Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory Academy of Natural Sciences, Estuarine Research Center Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology
Multimax Inc. Advanced Biosystems Center for Remote Sensing, Inc.
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Advancis Pharmaceutical Corporation Chesapeake Technology International Corporation
National Biomedical Research Foundation Air Resources Laboratory Conwall Division
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Air-4.6.2.2, Crashworthy Escape Systems Branch Cyborgan Inc.
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Eminent Services Corporation Technical Resources International Lipid Research Clinic, George Washington University
Enlightened Technologies Associates (ETA) TerrAqua Environmental Science and Policy, LLC Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory
ExonHit Therapeutics, Inc. UMCES, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory Medlantic Investigators Network
Fairfax County Water Authority Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Multimax Inc.
FDA Office of Testing and Research Unisphere NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Human Genome Sciences, Inc. University of Maryland College Park National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, NIH
Indian Head Division, NSWC USDA, Agricultural Research Service National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Innovative Solution International, Inc. Vaudio National Institutes of Health
Institute for Genomic Research, The Veridian Engineering National Standards Testing Laboratory
Institute for Materials Science, George Washington Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River,
University Washington DC VA Medical Center Maryland
Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin ZAI/AMELEX Naval Medical Research Center
JET Technologies Inc. Neuralstem, Inc.
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL) Private Industry Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems
Lipid Research Clinic, George Washington University Peptide Technologies
20/20 Genesystems, Inc.
Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory PICS
4Wave, Inc.
Multimax Inc. Planetary Systems Corporation
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Pore Squared Bioengineering
Advanced Biosystems
National Biomedical Research Foundation PROTIGA, Inc.
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, NIH Proxtronics
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) S. Cohen & Associates
National Institutes of Health SASI
Altarum
National Standards Testing Laboratory SITEK Corporation
AntexBiologics
Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Patuxent River, Sonex Research Inc.
Maryland Southern Research Institute – Frederick
Naval Medical Research Center Southwest Research Institute, VA
BioReliance
Neuralstem, Inc. Technical Resources International
Northrop Grumman/PRB Systems TerrAqua Environmental Science and Policy, LLC
CEL-SCI
PEM Technologies TherImmune Research Corporation
Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology
Peptide Technologies Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Center for Arthritis Immunology & Environmental Disorders
PICS University of Maryland College Park
(CAIED)
Planetary Systems Corporation USDA, Agricultural Research Service
Platform Systems, Inc. Veridian Engineering
Pore Squared Bioengineering Village Craftsman
PROTIGA, Inc. Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Proxtronics Washington DC VA Medical Center
Envirosystems, Inc.
ExonHit Therapeutics, Inc.
Resource Applications, Inc.
Fairfax County Water Authority
S. Cohen & Associates
FDA Office of Testing and Research
Sabre Systems, Inc.
Human Genome Sciences, Inc.
SASI
SITEK Corporation
Sonex Research Inc.
Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin
Southern Maryland Higher Education Center
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Research & Development

The Greater Washington Initiative, a regional economic development marketing

This directory represents a list of participating institutions and is not comprehen-

The Greater Washington Initiative is pleased to present the region’s

This directory demonstrates the diversity of research institutions in the

John M. Derrick, Jr.

Overview Page 1-4

Greater Washington Research & Development Facilities

Private Industry Page 5-81

Government Labs Page 82-97

Academic Institutions Page 98-113

Independent Research Institutions Page 114-131

Index Page 132-139

If you would like to add your facility Greater Washington Initiative

Field of Research Number Percent

Computers/Information Technology 31 24%

Systems Integration 30 24%

Digital Processing and Analysis 23 18%

Instrumentation and Sensors 22 17%

Agriculture and Food Science 14 11%

Data/Network Security 13 10%

Law Enforcement and Forensics 4 3%

Future Growth Factors

20/20 Genesystems, Inc.

Field of Research Activities

Applied R&D Biotechnology Academic

Type of Lab Facilities Facility Information Technology Transfer

Wet Lab Leases Lab Space? No

Field of Research Activities

Applied R&D Materials Government

Type of Lab Facilities Facility Information Technology Transfer

Clean Room Facility Square Footage: 7,000

Advanced Biosystems Inc.

Field of Research Activities

Applied R&D Bioinformatics Academic

Type of Lab Facilities Facility Information Technology Transfer

Advancis Pharmaceutical Corporation

Field of Research Activities

In House R&D Pharmaceuticals Academic

Type of Lab Facilities Facility Information Technology Transfer

Wet Lab Facility Square Footage: 13,000

Field of Research Activities

Collaborative Research Communications

Type of Lab Facilities Facility Information Technology Transfer

Computer Lab Leases Lab Space? No

Field of Research Activities

Applied R&D Bioinformatics Academic

Type of Lab Facilities Facility Information Technology Transfer

Ameritrial OTC Research Inc.

Field of Research Activities

Clinical Trials Biotechnology

Type of Lab Facilities Facility Information Technology Transfer

Field of Research Activities

Type of Lab Facilities Facility Information Technology Transfer

Wet Lab Facility Square Footage: 24,000 Technology Transfer Contact:

Applied Technical Services Corporation

Field of Research Activities

Applied R&D Agriculture and Food Science Private Industry

Type of Lab Facilities Facility Information Technology Transfer

Web development for technology transfer

Major Successes: Developed a therapy for genital herpes.

Major Projects Underway: Therapy for genital herpes.

Greater Washington Research & Development Facilities Directory

Greater Washington Research & Development Facilities Directory