Workshops & Seminars

Interested in launching a startup built around breakthrough University of Arizona technology? Join this information session to learn about the Venture Catalyst Program, a selective initiative that connects experienced entrepreneurs, operators, and commercialization leaders with curated University of Arizona innovations that have strong market potential.

AI + optics = new opportunities and new IP challenges. Join us for practical insights on patentability, USPTO guidance, and commercializing AI-enabled technologies.

Join the Arizona Technology Council (AZTC) and the Arizona Cyber Threat Response Alliance (ACTRA) for Arizona’s premier executive cybersecurity forum. This annual gathering brings together senior government officials, industry executives, technology leaders, and cybersecurity practitioners for an engaging morning focused on the practical realities of defending today’s increasingly connected enterprises.

SBIR/STTR proposals can be overwhelming. To make the process more manageable, the ACA SBIR/STTR virtual 5-week workshops are specifically designed to guide participants step-by-step through the proposal development process.

This symposium celebrates the scientific legacy and impact of Professor Victor J. Hruby by bringing together colleagues, collaborators, former students, and friends to share recent advances and perspectives in peptide chemistry, biology, and drug design.

A Tech Launch Arizona discussion with expert panelists about growing and scaling startups launched to commercialize U of A innovations, specifically for faculty, researchers and graduate students.

A Tech Launch Arizona discussion with expert panelists about forming and launching startups to commercialize U of A innovations, specifically for faculty, researchers and graduate students.

Join bioscience founders, investors, ecosystem partners, and service providers on Thursday, March 5, for a full day of networking and learning.

A Tech Launch Arizona discussion with expert panelists about inventions, when and how to report them, and protecting your intellectual property.

Community engagement describes collaboration between universities and their larger communities for the exchange of knowledge and resources, with a focus on solving real-world problems. In this session, the Office of Societal Impact and Tech Launch Arizona will explore skills for different types of community engagement and highlight examples being undertaken by researchers, staff, and students.