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.
Radiant Looms is developing a thin, lightweight, comfortable, anti-ionization-radiation baby suit to prevent radiation exposure to infants undergoing medical imaging in the NICU. Radiant Looms at Research Park Radiant Looms Awarded Student Startup Tenancy Prize
SeriesFarm is a platform for ag lenders to improve efficiency with farmer interactions while increasing the financial competitiveness of farmers. SeriesFarm at Research Park SeriesFarm Awarded Student Startup Tenancy Prize and Catapult Award
ForgeBee has developed a system to allow the manufacture of single-use units of highly efficient honey bees for pollination in place of full sized colonies. This is more cost effective and resource efficient than the current model, which relies upon the use of whole colonies that are reused until colony failure.
Novark North America stands as a trusted leader in thermal management solutions, boasting over two decades of experience and a global presence spanning the USA, Asia, and Europe. The company’s expertise lies in delivering cutting-edge electronics cooling solutions tailored for high-performance computing across a spectrum of industries. Specializing in AI, electrification, data centers, medical equipment, industrial applications, LED lighting, consumer electronics, and telecommunications, Novark offers comprehensive thermal management solutions designed to optimize performance and reliability in demanding environments. In North America, Novark spearheads research and development initiatives, alongside dedicated efforts in marketing and customer service. The company’s commitment to innovation drives us to continuously push the boundaries of thermal management technology, ensuring that its clients remain at the forefront of their respective fields. Beyond business, Novark is deeply engaged in supporting scientific research endeavors at leading universities. Novark actively collaborates with researchers, providing crucial materials and prototypes to advance technology and drive progress in key areas of study. Novark North America blends expertise with innovation to deliver tailored solutions that exceed expectations, driving success for its clients and advancing the frontiers of thermal management technology worldwide. novarktechnologies.com Stay Connected with Novark North America LLC LinkedIn
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The Research Park at the University of Illinois is a leading innovation hub for technology commercialization with a unique environment that cultivates startups and increases capabilities for established companies. The mixed-use composition promotes creative collisions and interdisciplinary collaborations, strengthening the bridge between campus and community. Located on campus, Research Park has more than 120 companies and growing, employing over 2,100 people in high-technology careers. At any given time more than 800 student interns are gaining valuable experiential learning and work experience while making real contributions to internal corporate R&D and product development programs. researchpark.illinois.edu
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The Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research & Innovation (OVCRI) leads the university’s research strategy; manages regulatory, administrative, compliance, and research support activities; and develops policies that guide the conduct of research. The OVCRI invests in infrastructure and strategic, creative thinking to support a thriving research enterprise with global impact, including: Oversight of research safety, human subjects research, animal research, export control, and conflicts of interest Proposal submission and award management Research integrity and research misconduct Managing repatriation of human remains and sacred objects Research and project development Research infrastructure Innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic development Research data, information, engagement, and outreach OVCRI’s Communications and Proposal Development activities include connecting scholars with opportunities to advacne their research; sharing information about research-related policies, guidelines, and regulations; and telling stories of innovation of impact. research.illinois.edu
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MFWireless is a locally owned and managed internet service provider using cutting-edge equipment to provide premium high-speed internet. Their focus is on providing quality service in a friendly way, without data caps or contracts. They provide technology solutions that help the rural community connect at high speeds. To empower its users to do better, MFWireless is continually building upon its technology. mfwireless.com
GDM U.S. Headquarters is located at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign’s Research Park. For over 40 years, GDM researches, develops, and markets products with intellectual property in plant genetics from row crops GDM seeks to be at the forefront, adding technologies and talents, promoting innovation, associativity, and the development of new businesses that impact our core and the value chain. Our vision is to be a leading company in plant genetics for row crops, present in all the relevant markets worldwide, and sustainably contributing to productivity. With four U.S. research stations, approximately 300 testing locations, and a seven-year product development cycle, all GDM varieties are engineered and selected for optimal yield in each local environment. GDMseeds.com GDM at Research Park GDM Sponsors 2023 AgTech Innovation Summit GDM Sponsors 2024 AgTech Innovation Summit GDM Sponsors Research Park Career Fair 2024 GDM Grand Opening
ClimeCast is an AI-powered SaaS platform that optimizes the decarbonization journey for commercial real estate. They empower property investors with cutting-edge tools to navigate emissions regulations and changes in insurability across cities and states. With ClimeCast’s in-depth analysis of city-specific emissions regulations, tailored recommendations for portfolio adjustments, and real-time monitoring to ensure every property remains compliant, they save you from unexpected fines and penalties. With evolving emissions regulations and changes in insurability, innovate with AI-driven insights, and elevate your real estate portfolio to a sustainable, profitable future with ClimeCast. climecast.com ClimeCast at Research Park Cozad New Venture Challenge 2023 Teams Win Get Started Prizes, Affiliate Membership from EnterpriseWorks ClimeCast Named Cozad New Venture Challenge 2024 Finalist ClimeCast Earns 3rd Place, Best Pitch, and Dr. Paul Magelli Innovation Award in Cozad New Venture Challenge 2024 ClimeCast Awarded Student Startup Tenancy Prize and Third Place in Cozad New Venture Challenge 2024 Stay connected with ClimeCast Linkedin.com/company/climecast/ Instagram.com/clime.cast/
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