Baltimore weekly roundup: H-1B pitfalls and possibilities; veterinary tech wins big; Gov. Moore’s quantum leap to Asia

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Curious about H-1B visas? We have a new guide exploring the popular pathway for skilled workers, how things may change under Trump and a fellowship with a novel solution. Plus, learn about the startup making tech for your pets’ health.

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📰 News Incubator: What to know

• EcoMap Technologies released an “ecosystem relationship management” tool to help entrepreneur support organizations connect. [Technical.ly]

• Baltimore’s BC3 Technologies landed a patent for its SEAL Hemostatic Wound Spray, which seals wounds and stops blood flow from serious arterial injuries. [BC3]

• Gov. Wes Moore’s recent quantum-focused trip to Asia is getting overshadowed by shifting tariff policies from the Trump administration. [Baltimore Banner]

• Loyola University Maryland launched a fellowship for its faculty members to help them integrate innovation and entrepreneurship education in the classroom. [Loyola]

• The DC RealLIST Startup Outerly, whose app connects people to do outdoor activities together, expanded to Baltimore. [Outerly/Technical.ly]

• Under Armour, headquartered in Locust Point, tapped the CEO of George Soros’ investment fund to serve on the board of directors. [Baltimore Biz Journal]

• Aberdeen’s Zigglebee developed a wristband called InfoMate to pinpoint and share the location of the person wearing it in medical emergencies. It’s patent-pending and available for pre-orders. [Zigglebee]

• University of Maryland Medical System and its iHarbor Innovation Center won an innovator award from Modern Healthcare for its cloud-based billing tool Gallion. [UMMS]

🗓️ On the Calendar

• Learn from climate tech founders focused on addressing ecological issues along the Chesapeake Bay watershed via Zoom on April 17. [Details here]

• Up your marketing skills at a workshop on April 17 hosted by Morgan State University.  [Details here]

• Hear from women leaders in science and watch a pitch competition at the next Cube Cowork event on April 22. [Details here]

• Baltimore Climate Tech Meetup and UpSurge Baltimore host a climate tech-focused Equitech Tuesday together on April 22 (Earth Day). [Details here]

• Catch leaders of Right to Start, Moxi and Lightship Capital in conversation during Technical.ly’s next Builders Live on April 23. [Details here]

• Open Works is organizing an entrepreneurship-focused resource fair on April 25 for workers who’ve been laid off because of federal government cuts. [Details here]

• Baltimore Code and Coffee hosts a coworking session on April 26 in Federal Hill. [Details here]

• Learn about the cannabis industry and the opportunities within it during the Maryland Cannabis Convention on May 2-3. [Details here]