Going the Distance
Every week, a group of cross-disciplinary, geographically dispersed researchers holds a virtual meeting to chart the path forward for commercializing their long-running research project. As their careers have sent them …
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Every week, a group of cross-disciplinary, geographically dispersed researchers holds a virtual meeting to chart the path forward for commercializing their long-running research project. As their careers have sent them …
Posted on by Mike Yeomans
Brandon Contino arrived at the University of Pittsburgh already planning to be an innovator. He enrolled as an undergraduate in the Swanson School of Engineering, intending to explore neural engineering …
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Stephen Badylak no longer scrambles to write research grant proposals or hire and mentor new graduate students and postdocs for his academic lab. But his newly minted professor emeritus status …
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There are many routes for a university-developed invention to travel before crossing the Rubicon to be licensed to an industry partner or become a startup company. And at Pitt there …
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Pancreatic cancer. Just hearing those words produces a chilling feeling of dread. It is among the most deadly and difficult to treat cancers, in part because it forms dense tumors …
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BlueSphere licensed technology from the lab of Mark Shlomchik, chair of the Department of Immunology at the Pitt Medical School, aimed at developing personalized T-cell therapies for cancer and other …