Recently funded science companies in Connecticut
40 companies in Connecticut closed federal SBIR/STTR awards in the last two years, newest first. The funding event is the signal — small companies grow right after the award lands.
SONALYSTS INC
WATERFORD, CT · 424 employees
“Generative Artificial Intelligence for Course and Content Creation and Conversion (GenAI4C)”
Department of Defense · Phase Phase I/Phase II
LANDSDOWNE LABS LLC
FAIRFIELD, CT · 2 employees
“SBIR Phase II: Safer Batteries to Mitigate Injuries from Accidental Ingestion in Children”
National Science Foundation · Phase Phase II
Mitti Labs
Greenwich, CT · 25 employees
“dMRV for cropland burning informatics”
National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase Phase I/Phase II
Luna Bioscience, Inc.
Westport, CT · 1 employee · woman-owned
“Antibody Detection for Diagnosis of Acute Leptospirosis”
Department of Health and Human Services · Phase Phase I
L2 DIAGNOSTICS LLC
NEW HAVEN, CT · 15 employees
“A viral vector-based vaccine to induce humoral and cellular immune protection against Powassan virus in a tick transmission model”
Department of Health and Human Services · Phase Phase I
PANLUMINATE INC
New Haven, CT · 11 employees · woman-owned
“FLASH-pulse: A versatile multiplexed tissue imaging solution for research on aging”
Department of Health and Human Services · Phase Phase I/Phase II
Sacyl Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
OLD GREENWICH, CT · 6 employees
“Advancing a novel on-demand non-hormonal male contraceptive to IND enablement”
Department of Health and Human Services · Phase Phase I
Virscio Inc
New Haven, CT · 15 employees
“Primate epigenetic and senescence biomarkers to advance aging science and anti-aging strategies.”
Department of Health and Human Services · Phase Phase I
OSCILLOSCAPE, LLC
Willington, CT · 2 employees
“SynG: a Music-Based Intervention for Alzheimer's and Mild Cognitive Impairment”
Department of Health and Human Services · Phase Phase I
LIFEPHARMS, INC.
NEW LONDON, CT
“The development of a novel antifungal for drug resistance”
Department of Health and Human Services · Phase Phase I
Beacon Industries, Inc.
NEWINGTON, CT · 40 employees
“CryoGuard PEEK-N Seals”
Department of Defense · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase Phase I/Phase II
BLOOMY CONTROLS INC
SOUTH WINDSOR, CT · 44 employees
“A Synchronized Wireless Transmitter System for Parachute Strain Data Acquisition”
National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase Phase I
PRECISION COMBUSTION, INC.
NORTH HAVEN, CT · 44 employees
“Regenerable Adsorption-based Continuous CO2 Removal (RACCR) System for Continuously Eliminating CO2 from Closed Circuit Rebreathers”
Department of Defense · Department of Energy · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase Phase I/Phase II
TrueMark
Greenwich, CT · 4 employees
“TrueMark: Developing a Teacher-Controlled AI Writing Platform”
Department of Education · Phase Phase I
PRIMORDIAL LABS INC.
NEW HAVEN, CT · 18 employees
“Artificial Intelligence Driven Voice Control at the Edge (ADViCE) SEQ”
Department of Defense · Phase Phase I/Phase II
SOLUTION SPRAY TECHNOLOGIES LLC
STORRS MANSFIELD, CT · 5 employees
“Novel Environmental Barrier Coatings for Ceramic Matrix Composites in Aero Engines”
National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase Phase I
QUALTECH SYSTEMS, INC.
ROCKY HILL, CT · 14 employees
“Applying Generative AI to Digital Twin Development for Design and Sustainability”
Department of Defense · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase Phase I/Phase II
RESULTS GROUP, LLC
GLASTONBURY, CT · 8 employees
“Modernizing canine paw protection through advanced multi-domain fiber materials and computerized knitting technology”
Department of Defense · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase Phase I/Phase II
NANOIONIX, LLC
FARMINGTON, CT · 5 employees
“Engineered Coatings for Aerospace Thermal Management”
Department of Defense · Phase Phase I/Phase II
SHORELINE BIOME, LLC
WALLINGFORD, CT · 2 employees
“Breakthrough High-Accuracy, High-Throughput Colorectal Cancer Screening Platform”
Department of Health and Human Services · Phase Phase I
ABBRATECH INC.
Guilford, CT · 2 employees
“DIRECTED DISCOVERY AND VALIDATION OF ANTI-SPLICE-JUNCTION SITE Abs”
Department of Health and Human Services · Phase Phase II
SYRNATEC INC.
NEWINGTON, CT · 40 employees · woman-owned
“Open Architecture Solution for Data Transfer on Naval Aviation Platforms”
Department of Defense · Phase Phase I
ENCAPSULATE INC.
FARMINGTON, CT · 3 employees
“nVasive: An AI and Machine Learning Approach for Metastasis Prediction Using nVasive and Microgravity”
National Aeronautics and Space Administration · National Science Foundation · Phase Phase II
MEMBRANEX, LLC
TOLLAND, CT · 5 employees
“SBIR Phase II: Advancing Electrospray Based 3D Printed Membranes for Industrial Cooling Tower Blowdown Water Reuse with Pilot Demonstration”
National Science Foundation · Phase Phase II
NanoEngineering Corporation
NEW HAVEN, CT · 4 employees
“Development of a Viral Vector Sizing Tool to Improve Gene Therapy Analytics and Reduce the Cost of Drug Development”
Department of Health and Human Services · Phase Phase I
CLOVERLEAF BIO, INC.
NEW HAVEN, CT · 3 employees
“Developing engineered inhibitors of tRNA modifying enzymes”
Department of Health and Human Services · Phase Phase I
LIQUIDPISTON, INC
BLOOMFIELD, CT · 40 employees
“Compact Mobile Command Post Auxiliary Power Unit”
Department of Defense · Phase Phase II
ELEMENT 119 LLC
PLAINVILLE, CT · 47 employees
“Ceramic Nanotech Coating for Solar Panels”
Department of Defense · Phase Phase II
NEOSKYE INC
NEWINGTON, CT · 40 employees
“Multi-Observer Multi-Spectral Passive Object Detection”
Department of Defense · Phase Phase I
Thetis Pharmaceuticals LLC
Deep River, CT · 2 employees
“Development of a Novel Resolvin-Based Therapy for Treatment of Pancreatic Cancer”
Department of Health and Human Services · Phase Phase II
MULTITARGA LLC
NEW HAVEN, CT · 3 employees
“SBIR Phase I: Adaptive Multi-Targeted Priming for Host-Pathogen Transcriptomics: Leveraging Graph Representation Learning for High-Resoluti”
National Science Foundation · Phase Phase I
PREDICTABLY HUMAN, INC.
DARIEN, CT · 10 employees
“Assessment of a Digitally Controlled Aerosolized Nicotine Replacement Therapy”
Department of Health and Human Services · Phase Phase II
Therapeutic Bandage Products, Inc.
WILLINGTON, CT · 2 employees
“SBIR Phase I: Microneedle Bandage for Diabetic Foot Ulcers”
National Science Foundation · Phase Phase I
Skystocks Inc
Newington, CT · 40 employees
“SF24B-T008 - Self-Regulating Heaters for Satellites”
Department of Defense · Phase Phase I
TARGET ARM INC
RIDGEFIELD, CT · 3 employees
“Robotic Arm Launch and Recovery (RALAR) System for Ground-Based UAV Operations in Dynamic Environments: On-the-Move”
Department of Defense · Phase Phase I/Phase II
REM Chemicals, Inc. d/b/a/ REM Surface Engineering
Southington, CT · 63 employees
“Advanced Manufacturing and Post-Processing of Haynes 282 for High-Temperature Performance Applications”
Department of Defense · Phase Phase I
MIXTA RE, INC
WEST HAVEN, CT · 1 employee · woman-owned
“SBIR Phase I: Education and Training for an AI Integrated Future: Mixed-Reality, Competency Based Learning”
National Science Foundation · Phase Phase I
PRECISION BIOTOOLS INC
BRANFORD, CT · 9 employees
“A platform for T-cell receptor mimic antibody generation modeled using pHLA-A*11:01 KRAS G12D”
Department of Health and Human Services · Phase Phase II
NODEIN LLC
UNIONVILLE, CT · 1 employee
“Real-Time Aircraft Configuration and State Estimation”
Department of Defense · Phase Phase I
Verinomics, Inc.
New Haven, CT · 5 employees
“Developing a sterile, high-yield phytomining platform to bring low-carbon nickel production to the United States”
Department of Energy · Phase Phase I/Phase II
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