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Jianling received her MA degree in human resources management from Rutgers in 2006. Before her family relocated to Arizona in 2010, Jianling...
Bruce Burgess brings 30 years of business experience to TLA, having developed numerous medical device, diagnostic and drug delivery products for...
Kathrine Henderson serves as Tech Launch Arizona’s Business Intelligence Manager. Prior to joining the TLA team in January 2019, Kat was a...
Ellen Ogley joined the TLA team as an administrative associate in September 2018. She received an Associate of Science degree from Pima Community...
Silva joined TLA as the licensing manager for the College of Science after serving as Vice President, Legal and IP at Velocys, a company she co-...
Iona Brinson is a certified paralegal, specializing in intellectual property. Prior to joining the University of Arizona, Ms. Brinson worked as an...
The Urbix team, From left: Nicolas Cuevas, Adam Small, Dr. Palash Gangopadhyay. Photo credit: Urbix Resources
At work in the Hecker Lab. Left to right: Sunny Palumbo, PhD, Louise Hecker, PhD, Reena Chawla, PhD, and Gajanan Inamdar, PhD. Photo: Kris Hanning/UAHS Biocommunications
Monica Kraft, MD, and Julie Ledford, PhD, receiving their $10K prize. Photo credit: David Mogollon/College of Medicine - Tucson
