Steven Gilman

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Operates as an association of biotechnology companies

Provides biomedical research services

Provides research services in prescription medicines for humans and animals

Operates as a biopharmaceutical company that develops drugs for kidney diseases

Engages in drug development and biotherapeutic bioequivalence

Engages in discovery and development of direct lytic agents for life-threatening & drug-resistant infectious diseases

Engages in encouraging scientists, researchers, students, teachers and clinicians with an interest in inflammation biology

The Massachusetts Society for Medical Research, Inc. promotes and enhances biomedical research, including the humane care and use of animals, for the improved health and well-being of people, animals, and the environment. The company foster a better understanding of biomedicine by improving basic science literacy and enthusiasm for the biological and health sciences among the public, media, and future generations. The company's members consist of research hospitals, institutes, universities, biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, and companies and foundations interested in medical and biomedical research. The company supports the 3Rs of animal use in biomedical research: reducing the number of animals, replacing animals with validated alternatives, and refining the work to minimize animal stress. The company also provides professional development workshops focusing on Institutional Animal Care and Use Committees (IACUCs) and their responsibilities. The company is based in North Chelmsford, MA.

Engages in research and development of drugs

Develops and commercializes small-molecule kinase inhibitor therapeutics for neurological diseases

Provides biopharmaceutical research services

Functions as a College/University

Lakes Environmental Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting and preserving the lakes, watersheds, and aquatic ecosystems of western Maine, particularly the greater Sebago Lake region. The private company is based in Bridgton. The organization combines education, scientific research, advocacy, and community engagement, operating the Bradley Lakes Center and the Maine Lake Science Center, which support water quality monitoring, research, and public workshops. Lakes Environmental Association offers environmental education programs for students, homeschool families, adults, and professionals, covering topics such as lake ecology, aquatic invasive species, boating safety, and environmental stewardship. The organization leads efforts to combat invasive aquatic plants, coordinates prevention programs, and provides resources for lakefront homeowners to reduce erosion and protect water quality. Additional activities include loon restoration, land conservation, and advocacy for environmental laws and policies. Community involvement is emphasized through volunteer opportunities, public events, educational outreach, and partnerships.