Achronix Semiconductor Corporation offers two principle product lines: a commercial line of FPGA devices named Speedster® and a specialized line of products operating near 350 MHz for use in high radiation and extreme temperature environments.

info@achronix.com

By controlling the permeability of the blood brain barrier, Adenios, Inc. is working to improve treatment for multiple central nervous system diseases.

info@adenios.com

ADispell, Inc. focuses on creating solutions that address Alzheimer’s Disease and other neurodegenerative disorders.

info@adispell.com

Agricultural Modeling and Training Systems, LLC, is based on technology from the Cornell University Ruminant Nutrition Modeling group. AMTS produces software that makes dairy and meat production more efficient and reduces potential negative environmental impacts.

sales@agmodelsystems.com

Animal Ultrasound Services, Inc. was acquired by Micro Beef Technologies in 2000. Animal Ultrasound Service’s image analysis software, AUSKey®, developed at Cornell, evaluates ultrasonic images of live animals and carcasses.

info@microbeef.com

ArcScan, Inc. develops and sells Artemis 3, a high-resolution ultrasound scanner that enables eye surgeons to design phakic and accommodative lenses to reduce the risk of bad outcomes in corneal surgeries and lens implants.

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BinOptics Corporation develops and manufactures photonic chips for optical transceivers and other applications in the telecom, datacom, and optical storage markets.

info@binoptics.com

BioWorks, Inc. sells environmentally responsible products for insect and foliar disease control.

jacaulfield@bioworksinc.com

BZL Biologics, Inc. is a clinical stage company working to commercialize antibody-based therapeutics and imaging agents for prostate cancer.

CoAxia, Inc. is a medical device company developing treatment for stroke patients.  Its product NeuroFlo™ is an innovative, catheter-based therapy to treat ischemic stroke.

info@coaxia.com

Coferon, Inc. is developing orally active drugs that reach currently "undruggable" targets.  Their platform consists of molecules that have the ability to permeate cell membranes and then once inside, assemble to become larger molecules.

Databeast sells terminal emulation software for the Macintosh.

questions@databeast.com

DNANO Systems, LLC is developing synthetic 3-D DNA polymers with a core focus on protein producing gels (“P-gels”).  P-gels produce proteins more efficiently than existing methods which reduces production costs. DNANO also seeks to use 3-D DNA polymers to create nanostructures with unique properties for use in diagnostics and drug delivery. 

e2e Materials, LLC is a clean technology company that produces petroleum-free, biodegradable composites out of soy proteins using a method that was developed at Cornell University. 

info@e2eMaterials.com

Electron Devices Global, Inc. is commercializing gallium nitride (GaN) semiconductor devices. These devices target smart energy management and improve the energy power conversion of high voltage solar and wind energy resources, as well as, alternative energy vehicles.

Etron, Inc. develops, manufacturers, and markets microcomputer control systems for dairy farms.

Ezra Pharmaceutical, Inc. is developing a preventative therapy for diabetes-related blindness.  The company is pursuing a “therapeutic switch” strategy, leveraging a pre-existing FDA approved molecule for novel indications. 

ceo@ezrapharmaceutical.com

Gene Network Sciences, Inc. uses massively parallel supercomputers to probe human biological data to find biological causes of human disease and new opportunities for diagnosis and treatment.

information@gnsbiotech.com

GeneWeave Biosciences, LLC develops novel gene-probing molecular diagnostic substances that reduce the cost of detecting drug resistant and toxic bacteria.

dr225@cornell.edu

GenVec, Inc. is a biopharmaceutical company developing novel therapeutic drugs for cancer and vaccines for infectious diseases including HIV, malaria, foot-and-mouth disease, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), HSV-2, and influenza.

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Glycobia, Inc. is developing "glyco-engineered" bacteria that are capable of attaching human or human-like sugars onto proteins.  This technology offers a low-cost strategy for efficient production of authentic human glycoproteins in microbial cells with the potential to revolutionize the enterprise surrounding the manufacturing and engineering of therapeutics proteins.

Hybrid Silica Technologies, Inc. (HST) develops nano-structured silica materials, with a current emphasis on fluorescent core-shell nanoparticles (C•spec™ particles) for imaging, diagnostics, and sensing.

mail@hybridsilica.com

HμREL Corporation develops bioanalytic devices that are used in pharmaceutical development and industrial and consumer product safety testing. A HμREL® is a microfluidic circuit that models real-time protein binding, metabolism, and extraction in the liver.

sli@hurelcorp.com

iFyber, LLC is a materials science company advancing coating technologies used to functionalize natural and synthetic fibers in the industrial, medical, military and consumer markets.   iFyber’s methods of applying uniform, functionalized coatings is an enabling technology for established and emerging markets.

info@ifyber.com

InFlora, Inc. is commercializing a collection of unique woody ornamental plants developed at Cornell University.

lc12@cornell.edu

intElect Medical, Inc. develops and commercializes neurostimulation systems for improving the recovery of brain injury patients.

info@intelectmedical.com

Jodange, LLC's Top of Mind service uses linguistic analysis to extract and analyze opinion data  such as thoughts, feelings and statements from social media and documents.

info@jodange.com

Kionix, Inc. designs and manufactures high performance, silicon-micromachined, MEMS inertial sensors used in applications in the consumer electronics, industrial, health care, and automotive markets.  Kionix was acquired by Rohm Co. Ltd. in 2009.

info@kionix.com

Medeor, Inc. develops d-methadone, a novel nonopioid analgesic.

MedImageMetric, LLC (MIM) is developing and commercializing software for measuring organs and tissues from medical images for the Chinese market.

yiwang@med.cornell.edu

MediVas, LLC is developing a biologic drug delivery system based on a new family of biogradable polymers.

Metabolon, Inc. offers biochemical profiling services (metabolomics) for use in research on complex biological processes as impacted by disease, drugs, diet, and the environment.

info@metabolon.com

Mezmeriz, Inc. designs and manufactures carbon fiber MEMS mirrors and mirror modules that can replace traditional silicon lattices in electronic devices.

info@mezmeriz.com

MiTeGen, LLC designs and manufactures products for X-ray diffraction and crystallography of proteins and small molecule/inorganic compounds, and for manipulation and measurement of small samples in cell biology, histology, clinical diagnostics, entomology, archeology, and geology.

info@mitegen.com

Nano Surfaces, Inc. (NSI) produces environmentally friendly coatings that cost less and are more effective than traditional toxic tributyltin coatings. NSI's coatings address the demands of the antifouling, antimicrobial, and anticorrosion markets.

gattomon@gmail.com

New Objective, Inc. produces nanospray technology for mass spectrometry.

sales@newobjective.com

Novomer, Inc. is a materials company pioneering a family of competitively priced high-performance green plastics, polymers and other chemicals.

info@novomer.com

OptiGen, LLC provides DNA-based diagnoses and information about inherited diseases of dogs.

genetest@optigen.com

Orthogonal, Inc. is developing environmentally safe, high-performance fluorinated photoresists to make "organic," or carbon-based electronics on the same machinery manufacturers use to make silicon-based electronics.

info@orthogonalinc.com

Pacific Biosciences, Inc. is developing Single Molecule Real Time (SMRT™), a technology platform to detect biological events at single molecule resolution.  Its first commercial application will be fast, low-cost DNA sequencing; future planned applications for the SMRT™ platform include RNA sequencing and analysis of protein synthesis.

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Phytex, LLC produces phytase enzymes for an animal feed product called OptiPhos. This product enables poultry and pigs to absorb more phosphorus from their feed grain, creating substantially less phosphorus in their waste.

lisa.coverdale@tektm.com

Prendismo, LLC is home to the world's premiere collection of digital video content on business, leadership, and entrepreneurship. Prendismo arose from the eClips project at Cornell University and the Cornell Center for Technology Enterprise (CCTEC).

kaj22@cornell.edu

Q Therapeutics, Inc. develops neural stem cell based therapeutic products such as Q-Cells® to treat multiple sclerosis (MS), transverse myelitis, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury, and certain types of stroke.

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Re-Markable Paint Company produces eco-friendly temporary marketing paint and paint-remover for both natural and artificial grass on athletic fields. 

Info@ReMarkablePaint.com

Reparo Therapy, Inc. is developing DNA repair-enhancing ingredients and products to treat or prevent cancers caused by UV or chemical carcinogens.

lih2017@med.cornell.edu

RF Nitro Communications, Inc. was acquired by RF Micro Devices, Inc. (RFMD®) in 2008.  RF Micro Devices, Inc. (RFMD®) designs and manufactures high-performance semiconductor components for use in mobile devices in broadband and aerospace markets.

customerservice@rfmd.com

RoseStreet Labs (RSL) creates innovative products in the semiconductor, renewable energy, and life science markets.

bob.forcier@flipchip.com

SaltCheck Inc. is developing a new patient salt intake monitoring system that does not require laboratory facilities for use in doctor offices, clinics, and at-home.

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SightSpeed, Inc. provides high quality, feature rich, and easy-to-use Internet video communications services for both businesses and consumers.  SightSpeed, Inc. was aquired by Logitech, Inc. in October 2008.

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Stealth Peptides is a clinical stage, biopharmaceutical company developing novel mitochondrial targeted therapies for diseases with clear unmet medical needs including cardiovascular, renal and metabolic diseases.  The company’s first clinical candidate, Bendavia™, targets the mitochondria to treat ischemia reperfusion injury.

travis.wilson@stealthpeptides.com

Terrenew, LLC develops low-cost, environmentally-friendly products made of agricultural waste fibers that clean up contaminates and spills on land, water and gas.

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Veratag, LLC creates unclonable nanoscale security devices, called MEMflakes™ based on MEMs chips. MEMflakes™ are simple, cost effective and highly secure for use in RFID, lock and key, and other applications for identification, authentication, and anti-counterfeiting.

info@veratag.com

Vet-Aire, Inc. develops and sells "The Cornell™ Collar", a throat support device for horses that treats soft palate displacement without surgery.

info@vet-aire.com

Vitis BioScience, Inc. develops and sells virus-resistant grapevine rootstocks to nurseries that service the wine and grape industries.

geh3@cornell.edu

Widetronix, Inc. designs and builds low power, long life batteries for microelectronics.

jgreene@widetronix.com

ZetrOZ, Inc. is developing a disposable, band-aid sized ultrasound patch that pain sufferers can wear during daily activities to ease chronic pain caused by arthritis, strained muscles or swollen joints.  

bguffey@zetroz.com