Technology Commercialization
A Dual Mission: Growing Green, UConn Professor Earns Income Licensing Plants that Fight Climate Change
'I’m trying to create plants that can replace a lot of the plants that we seem to be losing due to climate change, drought, heat, and insects and disease'
UConn Entrepreneur Wins Pitch Competition at 15th Annual SXSW
With the highest caliber of applicants in the festival’s history, STMPatch Wins Food, Nutrition, Health Category
Two Faculty Entrepreneurs Named to National Academy of Inventors List
'We all brainstorm and discuss - how can this be more perfect? How can it help more people improve their quality of life?'
Female Inventor Empowers Underrepresented Women in Science
In honor of International Women's Day, meet UConn chemistry Professor Jessica Rouge
UConn Senior Licensing Manager Wins Prestigious National Scholarship
Michael Invernale earned a scholarship in recognition of their exemplary level of creativity and innovation
2023: A Year of Research Success
From an institutional focus on clean energy and sustainability to breakthroughs in science and technology, 2023 was an impressive year for UConn researchers.
How UConn is Joining COP28 Commitments to Cut Methane Emissions
UConn, and UConn researchers, are dedicated to fighting climate change by helping to lower global greenhouse gas emissions
Novel Probiotic Application Method Shows Promise as Egg-cellent Growth Promoter for Chickens
Mary Anne Amalaradjou has patented a novel method of spraying eggs with a probiotic before they hatch
UConn Startup Earns Small Business Grant to Commercialize Voltage-Sensitive Dyes
A team of UConn Health researchers has received a grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to commercialize their voltage-sensitive dyes
Researchers Improve Efficacy and Efficiency of CRISPR Diagnostic Technology
By leveraging a unique, competitive reaction between two different crRNAs, researchers simplify CRISPR technology, making it a more effective tool for sensitive nucleic acid detection