Resodyn Corporation News Archive
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| 5/9/2005 | Press Releases | View Article | Resodyn wins $100,000
Resodyn has been granted a $100,000 award to develop an advanced mixing system for the development of pharmaceuticals.
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| 4/14/2005 | Hyperlinks | View Article | Resodyn mentioned in Kiplinger Business Forecasts
High-performance industrial mixers. Resodyn Corp. of Butte, Mont., is developing an industrial mixer that uses rapid sonic bursts much like a series of earthquakes to blend fluids inside a closed vessel. The lack of moving parts allows for more-rapid and more-even dispersal of solids and gases than in conventional mixers. And there are no blades or rotors to be cleaned, which is particularly useful if hazardous liquids are involved. Applications are expected in the manufacturing of pharmaceuticals, chemicals
and processed foods, among others.
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| 3/31/2005 | Press Releases | View Article | Resodyn Corporation bags EPA research contract
See another article regarding our exciting new contract
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| 3/29/2005 | Press Releases | View Article | Resodyn Awarded $70,000
Resodyn wins award to research bio-degradable plastics. Read the article here.
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| 2/23/2005 | Press Releases | View Article | Resodyn and Resodyn Properties move forward
Resodyn is moving forward on it's construction projects and the Resodyn Properites is now leasing space in the Hennessy Building.
Please see the article and for more information about lease space in the Hennessy, call 496.5201.
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| 2/7/2005 | Hyperlinks | View Article | Visit us at MBRCT
Visit us in the Montana State Capital Rotunda on February 8, 2005 for the MBRCT poster session. We will be showcasing our Prairie Paper process.
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| 1/10/2005 | Press Releases | View Article | Resodyn wins Antimalaria Treatment Grant
Resodyn is proud to be the recipient of a Phase 1 SBIR grant to develop an antimalarial patch. Please see the hyperlink.
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| 1/5/2005 | Press Releases | View Article | Resodyn recognized for a great year
Resodyn is proud to announce that it was recognized by the Montana Standard in the Year in Review.
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| 12/14/2004 | Press Releases | View Article | Resodyn wins $70K to develop tank coatings
Resodyn is proud to be the recipient of a $70k contract from the SBIR to develop hydrogen tank coatings.
Read the press release here.
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| 11/17/2004 | Press Releases | View Article | Resodyn awarded Phase II contract
Resodyn is proud to announce that F.X. Yang, senior scientist, was awarded a Phase II contract from the National Science Foundation for $500,000.
The purpose of the contract is to improve pharmaceutical development.
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| 10/29/2004 | Press Releases | View Article | Resodyn Awarded $750,000 Phase 2 Contract
Resodyn Corp. has been awarded a competitive Phase II grant of $750,000 from the National Institutes of Health Small Business Innovation Research program to develop a high performance bioreactor.
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| 10/29/2004 | Press Releases | Download PDF | Resodyn wins $138,950 grant
Resodyn has been awarded a grant from the National Institute of Health to develop better cell islet separation procedures. This could potentially lead to better treatments for Type 1 diabetes.
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| 10/25/2004 | Press Releases | View Article | Reodyn wins $500,000 grant
Resodyn is proud to announce the win of a $500,000 Phase II research grant from the Small Business Innovation Research to develop more efficient solvent extraction techniques.
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| 10/5/2004 | Hyperlinks | View Article | Resodyn featured in MDA Update
Resodyn was featured on the 3rd page of the MDA Update, Summer 2004. Read the article here.
Additional information can be found at the following hyperlink: Click Here
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| 10/2/2004 | Hyperlinks | View Article | Resodyn embarks on new venture
Resodyn and Polymeric Interconnect are proud to announce the formation of Polymeric Technologies L.L.C. Read the article here.
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| 10/1/2004 | Press Releases | Download PDF | Resodyn Awarded $70,000 Contract
Resodyn Corporation is proud to announce the award of a $70,000 contract from the Department of Defense to develop a Fiber Optic Power Meter.
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| 9/25/2004 | Press Releases | View Article | Resodyn Awarded $70,000 EPA Contract
Resodyn Corp. has been awarded a competitive contract worth $70,000 from the Environmental Protection Agency under the Small Business Innovation Research program to develop an acoustically enhanced method to convert wastes into a fuel called biodiesel.
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| 9/25/2004 | Press Releases | View Article | Resodyn Awarded $148,000 Contract
Resodyn Corporation has been awarded a competitive contract worth $148,000 from the National Institute of Health under the Small Business Innovation Research Program. The money will be used to develop novel tissue culture methods that employ low-frequency acoustic energy. This is to simply and economically produce large quantities of highly shear-sensitive adherent human muscle cells for potential therapeutic applications.
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| 9/25/2004 | Press Releases | Download PDF | Resodyn Awarded $50,000 Contract
Resodyn Corporation has been awarded a $50,000 contract from the Department of Commerce. The money will be used to develop a Water Reuse and Effluent Management system for Aquculture.
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| 9/24/2004 | Press Releases | View Article | URA awards renovation money
Resodyn was awarded restoration and renovation money from the Urban Revitalization Agency for new facilities. Read the article here.
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| 8/29/2004 | Press Releases | View Article | Resodyn wins bid for Hennessey Building
Resodyn Corp. successful won the bidding process for the Hennessey Building in uptown Butte. Resodyn's intention is to use the Hennessey as it's corporate headquarters. To read the A/P article and see a photo of the building, click "View Article".
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| 8/12/2004 | Press Releases | Download PDF | ATACCC 2004 Conference Information
Please stop by and visit with us at booth 60. We are proud to announce that the International Heart Institute of Montana will be joining us at the ATACCC conference.
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| 8/1/2004 | Press Releases | Download PDF | ATACCC 2004 Conference
Resodyn Corporation would like to announce that they will be exhibiting at the Advanced Technology Applications for Combat Casualty Care (ATACCC)2004 Conference on August 16-18, 2004 in St. Pete Beach, FL. We would like to invite you to visit our booth.
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| 6/25/2004 | Press Releases | Download PDF | Resodyn Presents at NSMMS
Resodyn attended the National Space & Missile Materials Symposium (June 21-25) to showcase our unique abilities in the arena of mixing gelled propellants.
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| 4/1/2004 | Papers | Download PDF | Biodiesel - Rethinking the Process
Article from Biodiesel Magazine - A Montana-based industrial technology company has partnered with a Wisconsin-based beef manufacturer to form BIOSOURCE Fuels LLC. Find out why this young company checked preconceived notions of production at the door.
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| 2/8/2004 | Press Releases | View Article | Resodyn Building New Research Facility in Butte
By February 2005, Resodyn President Larry Farrar wants his employees in the firm's new $3 million headquarters and is scouting land south of Butte for Resodyn's new home. The firm is planning to build a new 50,000-square-foot building, complete with 60 offices, several labs and further room to grow.
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| 2/1/2004 | Papers | Download PDF | Biodiesel - A Compelling Business for the Rendering Industry
Article from Render Magazine - Recently, considerable attention has been drawn to the production of alternative fuels from domestic, renewable resources. The two most often referenced fuels are ethanol and biodiesel. Biodiesel is a substitute diesel fuel that has been shown to be non-toxic, biodegradable,and has demonstrated significant reductions in all exhaust emissions over petroleum diesel. Biodiesel is produced from the chemical bonding of an alcohol with oils, fats, or greases. Biodiesel is simple to use and can be blended at any level with petroleum diesel to create a biodiesel blend.
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| 11/1/2003 | Papers | Download PDF | Synthesis of Highly Loaded Gelled Propellants
A new method for preparing gelled propellants containing nano-particles has been demonstrated. Typical propellant fuels, nano-particles and gelling agents were chosen to establish capability of ResonantAcoustic® technology to produce viable gelled propellants containing energetic metal and semi-metal nano-particles. A variety of high-solids containing gelled propellants were synthesized. Their rheology, stability and combustion characteristics were measured and compared to gelled propellants produced using conventional propeller mixing techniques.
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| 9/19/2003 | Press Releases | View Article | Defense Spending: 3 Butte Firms set to Share Millions
Sen. Conrad Burns announced Thursday that the Defense Appropriations bill was approved by a joint House-Senate committee including $5.0 million for Resodyn Corporation. Resodyn will receive $2.7 million for its work on advanced metallized gelled propellants, which at its most basic results in a more powerful propellant. Another $2.3 million was granted for Resodyn's thermal spray for structural protection program which helps provide blast protection for buildings.
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| 7/27/2003 | Press Releases | View Article | Resodyn Receives $296,000 Grant from Department of Agriculture
Resodyn Corp. of Butte has been awarded a $296,000 competitive grant from the Department of Agriculture Small Business Innovative Research program. The money will help develop and pilot an advanced, catalyst-based fatty acid synthesis technology that economically converts agricultural byproducts into specialized biodiesel and high-value glycerin byproducts.
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| 7/9/2003 | Press Releases | View Article | Defense Spending: 3 Butte Firms Set to Share Millions
Three Butte firms should share in nearly $25 million in defense spending — nearly half of the $54.7 slated for the state — much to the delight of those businesses. Sen. Conrad Burns announced Thursday that the Defense Appropriations bill was approved by a joint House-Senate committee. Resodyn Corporation garnered $5 million. "Our armed forces deserve the best we can provide," said Burns, a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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| 6/8/2003 | Press Releases | View Article | Senator Burns Visits Resodyn Plant
Sen. Conrad Burns (R-Mont.) visited the Resodyn operation Saturday to get a look at the facilities and research being conducted. Burns, as chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee and senior member of the Senate Small Business Committee, has been very supportive of the Butte firm's work and helped them to deal with the various federal agencies in promoting its work.
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| 6/8/2003 | Press Releases | View Article | Resodyn Resonates Success
Making the transformation from Montec Research into Resodyn Corporation was just part of a natural progression for Larry Farrar. The Butte company has continued to grow by leaps and bounds since it was founded by Farrar in the mid-90's. The new title better reflects the company's shifting emphasis from research and development to manufacturing and marketing.
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| 4/27/2003 | Press Releases | View Article | MONTEC NOW RESODYN CORPORATION
Montec Research has changed its name to Resodyn Corporation to better reflect its transition from primarily focusing on research and development to include equipment development, design, manufacturing and sales.
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| 2/10/2003 | Press Releases | View Article | Montec Wins $70,000 Contract
Montec Research of Butte has been awarded a competitive contract worth $70,000 from the Missile Defense Administration under the Small Business Innovation Research program. The contract is to develop an advanced method for mixing chemicals used as fuel in an advanced chemical reactor system.
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| 2/3/2003 | Press Releases | View Article | Montec Awarded $100,000 Contract
Montec Research has been awarded a competitive contract worth $100,000 from the National Science Foundation under the Small Business Innovative Research program. The money will be used to develop an advanced biochemical process to make silicon esters from various feedstocks. Silicon esters are chemicals used for a broad range of applications, includ ing repellent coatings, con tact lenses, electrical assem bles, perfumes, dyes, brake fluid, chromatography equipment, rubber products, products to reattach detached retinas and more.
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| 7/29/2002 | Press Releases | View Article | Montec Awarded $600,000 Contract from NASA
Montec Research of Butte has been awarded a Phase II $600,000 contract from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration under the Small Business Innovation Research program. The funding will be used to develop a prototype spray coating system based on an innovative thermal spray technology that Montec Research began with an earlier program.
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| 3/29/2002 | Press Releases | View Article | Movers and Shakers: Larry Farrar Profile
Since 1998, Larry Farrar, 54, has watched as the firm he built has doubled its employee base every year. Going from a one-man operation, Montec Research now boasts 21 employees and annual revenue of about $1.5 million.
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| 2/25/2002 | Press Releases | View Article | Grant Given for Research Projects
Montec is one of several companies, universities and nonprofit groups in the state that have benefited from a fairly new program through the Department of Commerce's Board of Research and Commercialization Technology. Montec received $500,000 through the program.
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| 2/24/2002 | Press Releases | View Article | Spinning Straw into Gold
Armed with federal and state grant money, researchers at Montec in Butte are hoping to do something that the fabled Rumplestiltskin perfected: spin straw into gold. However, in Montec's case, gold is not the end product but dollars could be. The research and development firm is working on a way to manufacture a mobile unit capable of taking wheat straw -- which litters acres of Montana -- and make it into high quality paper.
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| 1/20/2002 | Press Releases | View Article | Montec Aquires Tissue Therapeutics
Tissue Therapeutics Inc. of Chicago has been acquired by Montec Research of Butte, and the former president of the firm has joined Montec. Dr. Todd McAdams is the new senior staff member and will head Montec's biophar maceutical technology development team. Research conducted by the firm and McAdams during the past two years has resulted in the development of an advanced bioreactor.
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| 12/9/2001 | Press Releases | View Article | Montec Snags More Awards
Montec Research of Butte recently won two competitive awards, totaling $200,000, from the National Science Foundation to conduct research on advanced technology and process development. Steve McGrath, chief research chemist at Montec, is the principal investigator on one of the projects. That project is to develop an advanced solvent extraction process that has application in the pharmaceutical, chemical processing and mining industries.
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| 10/2/2000 | Press Releases | View Article | Montec Given $500,000 in Grants
In the past two months, Montec has been awarded more than $500,000 in grants to continue its research. Montec received a $400,000 grant in August from the National Science Foundation Small Business Innovative Research program. The money will be used to build upon Montec invented technology to manufacture biochemicals from agricultural feedstock such as corn and wheat.
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| 10/2/2000 | Press Releases | View Article | Butte Engineering Firm Finds a Better Way
Montec Research is still unpacking from its recent move to 1901 S. Franklin St. in Butte. Expensive -- and heavy -- research equipment is being assembled while the small firm continues to look for answers to tough problems.
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| 6/18/2000 | Press Releases | View Article | Montec Receives $750,000 Grant
Montec Research of 1901 S. Franklin St., Butte, has won a $750,000 two-year competitive contract from the Department of Energy Small Business Innovative Research program.The firm is to develop an advanced technology invented at Montec that will be used to manufacture chemicals from agricultural feedstock such as wheat and corn.
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