Binder Imaging

Office of Technology Development

Medical College of Wisconsin Start-Ups

Several biomedical start-ups have been formed in Milwaukee and beyond based on research conducted at MCW.

Addiction Therapeutics

Ariosa Diagnostics(acquired by Roche)

Ascending Hearing Technologies

Badger Dental

Brain Symphonics

Essential Biotechnology

HDL Diagnostics

Imaging Biometrics (acquired by Flying Brands Limited)

InvivoSciences, Inc.

KinetiCor Biometric Intelligence

MetaSyn Therapeutics

N-Zyme Biomedical

OperVu

Prodesse(acquired by Gen-Probe, then Hologic)

Protein Foundry

SDF Therapeutics

SightGlass Vision

Somna Therapeutics

TAI Diagnostics

Translational Imaging Innovations

Vasognosis

Xlock Biosciences

Angio360 Diagnostics*

*These companies are based on NIH IP after they won the Neuro- (Angio360) and Nano- (NanoRed) start-up challenge

Contact Our Technology Development Team

Kevin Boggs, PhD, MBA
Director
(414) 955-4381
kpboggs@mcw.edu

Landon Olp, PhD
Senior Licensing Manager
(414) 955-4884
lolp@mcw.edu

Ann Amidzich
Senior Intellectual Property Manager
(414) 955-8660
aamidzich@mcw.edu

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