MicroMGX j-kloeber@micromgx.com 2109 S. Oak St MicroMGx’s goal is to create the most extensive library of natural products using a robust discovery platform. This library will aid in advancing new chemical compounds into early-stage pharmaceutical testing. The company’s mission is to accelerate the discovery of new chemistry from nature that can enrich and extend human life.
Rivian mishashah@rivian.com 2100 S Oak St As a company, we constantly challenge what’s possible, never simply accepting what has always been done. We reframe old problems, seek new solutions, and operate comfortably in areas that are unknown. Our backgrounds are diverse, but our team shares a love of the outdoors and a desire to protect it for future generations. rivian.com Rivian at Research Park Intern Awards
Illinois Plasma Institute nuclear@illinois.edu 2109 S. Oak St. Champaign, IL The Illinois Plasma Institute (IPI) is an initiative of the Grainger College of Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. IPI’s founding was driven by a desire to rethink existing path ways to commercialization of new technologies developed in academic research settings. Combining the best of both worlds, IPI provides a space where forward thinking industrial partners are able to pair their own research and development staff with academic researchers closer to the underlying science behind a new technology. Working in concert on a shared platform, advances made it the laboratory may be implemented onto production level equipment shortening the time to adoption in high volume manufacturing. Complementary to cooperation in the lab, assignees from industrial partners also find easy access to the College’s Masters of Engineering in Plasma Engineering, a professional Masters program designed to prepare workers from a wide variety of technical fields for the unique opportunities that plasma processing has to offer. ipi.illinois.edu The Illinois Plasma Institute at Research Park What does the IPI do? segment in the News Gazette LytEn joins IPI on $2.1 million deal IPI secures research agreement with Tokyo Electron Ltd. Illinois Plasma Institute launches with $1.75 million investment From Japanese Company
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Illinois Applied Research Institute (ARI) appliedresearch@illinois.edu 217-300-3162 2109 S. Oak St. Champaign, IL Illinois Applied Research Institute (ARI) is an initiative of the College of Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. ARI researchers partner with faculty, industry, and government agencies to work on open, proprietary, or classified projects. ARI performs translational research with a sharp focus on the development of technologies that are validated before they leave the laboratory. ARI’s vision is to create a new model for a university-based institute, where industry and federal clients connect with researchers in an integrated environment to understand their needs and rapidly solve problems. appliedresearch.illinois.edu Illinois Applied Research Institute (ARI) at Research Park Team at the University of Illinois Develops Emergency Ventilator Illinois RapidVent Being Produced By Belkin GE, College of Engineering Celebrate Special Equipment Installation at ARI ARI Announces Research Partnership with Sandia at the Research Park UI Research Park Represents ‘Next Step’ for Illinois Applied Research Institute Illinois Applied Research Institute Launched in the Research Park Connect with Illinois Applied Research Institute (ARI) Linkedin.com/company/university-of-illinois-at-urbana-champaign—applied-research-institute/
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Epivara Jay@epivara.com 859-494-0082 2109 S. Oak Street, Champaign, IL Epivara is innovating better ways that pets are spayed and neutered worldwide. Epivara’s mission is to make life better for animals and humans through innovative science and compassionate care. The company has developed iSpay/iNeuter, a low-cost injection to spay and neuter pets efficiently. Currently, this is the only alternative to spay and neuter surgery that works safely, permanently, and works within seconds. epivara.com https://youtube.com/watch?v=78cL_vJGrp0%3Ffeature%3Doembed Epivara at Research Park Epivara Featured in Research Outreach Article Epivara Selected for gBETA AgTech 2022 Cohort Epivara interviewed on Smile Politely Epivara Featured on WCIA 3 News 2021 Epivara NSF SBIR Award 2021 Epivara Moore Innovation Prize Connect with Epivara Linkedin.com/company/epivara/ Twitter.com/epivarahealth
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