BlooMD shawncar@gmail.com (217) 714-1762 60 Hazelwood Dr. Champaign, IL BlooMD is focused on finding natural sources of bioactive compounds that could be used in human health, animal health, and food preparation. Using its proprietary insights, they screen a library of plant materials to isolate and test plant-made compounds for activity against common fungal and bacterial pathogens. BlooMD started in 2020 with Daphne Preuss and Shawn Carlson. BlooMD at Research park
AirScout info@airscout.com 219-808-7594 60 Hazelwood Dr. Champaign, IL AI Nexus Healthcare is creating a new generation of smart health and wellness applications powered by Cognitive Artificial Intelligence designed to help shape the future of healthcare worldwide. They empower their users to take control of their health and provide real-time decision support to healthcare professionals through a ground-breaking combination of machine learning pattern recognition with insights created by Cognitive AI that encapsulate the expertise of dozens of medical doctors. airscout.com AirScout at Research Park Interview with Bob Coverdill, Airscout’s COO, Featured on WCIA Wired In: Brian Sutton of AirScout AirScout Helps Farmers Understand and Adjust Link Between Nitrogen Rates and Corn Connect with AirScout Facebook.com/airscoutinc/ Instagram.com/airscoutinc/ Linkedin.com/company/airscoutinc/ Twitter.com/airscoutinc
MS Bioanalytical info@msbioanalytical.com 217-689-2969 60 Hazelwood Dr. Champaign, IL MS Bioanalytical (MSB) is an FDA-registered and independent testing service company specializing in the analysis of food and nutrition supplements. Their service scope includes vitamins and minerals, dietary nutrients, herbal products, functional foods, food additives, cosmetics, cannabis, pharmaceuticals, and food contamination and toxins. MSB’s goal is to provide quality service at a fast turnaround time at a reasonable cost. msbioanalytical.com
Maxflow Technology chaule@maxflowtech.com 217-979-8662 60 Hazelwood Dr. Champaign, IL Maxflow develops a cloud-based platform for creating and sharing computer-based workflows that piece together stand-alone apps to accomplish more complete tasks. This is analogous to the assembly line in manufacturing, where individual stations are chained together to create a more complete work. The created workflow facilitates the automation of tasks, encapsulates best practices, and helps democratize the use of sophisticated software tools. It enables the automatic search for optimal results by coupling design optimization algorithms with the ability to run the workflow automatically. maxflowtech.com
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Ensaras info@ensaras.com 561-294-0138 60 Hazelwood Dr. Champaign, IL Ensaras, Inc. works at the intersection of wastewater treatment and analytics to provide novel insights and solutions for the wastewater sector. The company works with wastewater dischargers to evaluate treatment options and make informed and data-driven selections. It optimizes treatment processes and reduces energy consumption at wastewater treatment plants using advanced analytics. Additionally, Ensaras develops smart sensors embedded with in-device intelligence to help organizations meet their wastewater objectives. Ensaras has the skills, experience, passion, and commitment to address a variety of wastewater challenges with state-of-the-art analytical tools. Its team of experts in wastewater treatment, process engineering, resource recovery, data analytics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence are excited to make the next generation of wastewater solutions a reality! ensaras.com Ensaras News Chief Scientific Officer of Ensaras Appointed White House Fellow
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