Fast Forward Newsletter Get updates about news, events, new inventions, and ecosystem opportunities each month. SUBSCRIBE Image Students engage in "The Buzz," a dynamic alcohol education program developed at the University of Arizona. Spencer Gorin April 10, 2024 The Buzz: A Game-Changing Alcohol Education Program Read more April 8, 2024 University of Arizona Startups Selected for Flinn Foundation Bioscience Entreprneurship Program Read more Image March 21, 2024 Celebrating female leaders in innovation and progress Read more Image March 19, 2024 Latest NSF I-Corps Cohort bridges the gap between social innovation and social impact Read more Image FY2017 Annual Report Oct. 31, 2017 Download the FY2017 Annual Report and review our progress against our 2020 vision and our metrics, the achievements of Tech Parks Arizona, and the big picture of the growth of the culture of commercialization throughout the University of Arizona ecosystem. Read more Image Startup Regulonix Licenses University of Arizona Non-opioid Pain Drug Candidates Oct. 30, 2017 At a time when opioid addiction represents a major public health crisis, researchers in the UA College of Medicine – Tucson have invented a new class of non-opioid drug candidates to treat pain. The University has licensed the compounds to startup Regulonix. Read more Image Startup Licenses University of Arizona Technology That Shortens Cancer Cell Life Oct. 27, 2017 The UA has licensed a drug that aims to shorten the lives of cancer cells to startup Reglagene. The technology, invented at the UA College of Pharmacy and the BIO5 Institute by Laurence Hurley, PhD, and Vijay Gokhale, PhD, has been shown to be effective in inducing cancer cells to grow old and die. Read more Image UA Startup ProNeurogen Advances New Therapies for Vascular Dementia, Announces Award of Patents for Intellectual Property Oct. 25, 2017 UA College of Medicine – Tucson Professor Meredith Hay, PhD, and her colleagues started ProNeurogen to commercialize their inventions in neuroscience and cardiovascular neurophysiology. The UA has been awarded two patents for their approach to treating memory loss and cognitive impairment. Read more Image Tucson Entrepreneurs Launch Venture Capital Fund Dedicated to UA Commercialization Sept. 28, 2017 UAVenture Capital, LLC has announced the launch of a fund to support the commercialization of University of Arizona science, services and intellectual property. UAVC was formed by Fletcher J. McCusker, the business driver behind the UA College of Pharmacy startup SinfoníaRx. Read more Image UA Startup SinfoníaRx Acquired by Health Care Tech Company Sept. 6, 2017 UA startup SinfoníaRx has been acquired by Tabula Rasa HealthCare (NASDAQ: TRHC), provider of individualized, data-driven technology solutions. Spun out of the College of Pharmacy in 2013, SinfoníaRx pioneered modern medication therapy management (MTM) services. Read more Image UA to Take Home Wildcat’s Share of 2017 AZBio Awards Sept. 6, 2017 In October, the Arizona Bioindustry Association, or AZBio, will honor industry leaders from across Arizona. This year, a majority of those to be honored have deep connections to the UA and have created impact through bringing UA ideas and inventions to the marketplace. Read more Image UA-Invented Sunscreen Licensed to Leading World Aloe Vera Supplier Aug. 30, 2017 The University of Arizona has licensed a new non-skin penetrating sunscreen, invented by UA Professor Douglas Loy and graduate student Stephanie Tolbert, to MexiAloe Laboratorios, S.A. de C.V., a subsidiary of Novamex. Read more National Institutes of Health Awards $4.8 Million to UA Valley Fever Center for Work on Dog Vaccine Aug. 28, 2017 The UA center will use the funding to accelerate development of a Valley fever vaccine for dogs that one day may lead to a successful human vaccine. Read more Image FY2017 Closes with Continued Momentum, Growth and Impact July 28, 2017 Since TLA started in 2012, we have met or exceeded our goals year over year, and are seeing continued growth in the impact originally envisioned for commercialization at the UA. We did it again in FY2017 thanks to your engagement as inventors, experts, advisors and supporters. Read more Startup Licenses UA-Invented Radar System July 26, 2017 The University of Arizona has licensed a pair of technologies to startup Lunewave, Inc. The company is commercializing the College of Engineering inventions to improve automotive radar systems with inexpensive, high-performing 3D printed Luneburg lenses. Read more Image UA Startup Licenses Cage Divider Technology to Optimize Small Animal Welfare June 26, 2017 The University of Arizona has licensed a UA-invented small animal cage divider design to startup Helm Technologies. The patented design, which emulates natural burrow-like environments, has been shown to reduce aggression, thus improving animal welfare. Read more Pagination « First First page ‹‹ Previous page … 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 … ›› Next page Last » Last page
Image Students engage in "The Buzz," a dynamic alcohol education program developed at the University of Arizona. Spencer Gorin April 10, 2024 The Buzz: A Game-Changing Alcohol Education Program Read more
April 8, 2024 University of Arizona Startups Selected for Flinn Foundation Bioscience Entreprneurship Program Read more Image
March 19, 2024 Latest NSF I-Corps Cohort bridges the gap between social innovation and social impact Read more Image
FY2017 Annual Report Oct. 31, 2017 Download the FY2017 Annual Report and review our progress against our 2020 vision and our metrics, the achievements of Tech Parks Arizona, and the big picture of the growth of the culture of commercialization throughout the University of Arizona ecosystem. Read more
Image Startup Regulonix Licenses University of Arizona Non-opioid Pain Drug Candidates Oct. 30, 2017 At a time when opioid addiction represents a major public health crisis, researchers in the UA College of Medicine – Tucson have invented a new class of non-opioid drug candidates to treat pain. The University has licensed the compounds to startup Regulonix. Read more
Image Startup Licenses University of Arizona Technology That Shortens Cancer Cell Life Oct. 27, 2017 The UA has licensed a drug that aims to shorten the lives of cancer cells to startup Reglagene. The technology, invented at the UA College of Pharmacy and the BIO5 Institute by Laurence Hurley, PhD, and Vijay Gokhale, PhD, has been shown to be effective in inducing cancer cells to grow old and die. Read more
Image UA Startup ProNeurogen Advances New Therapies for Vascular Dementia, Announces Award of Patents for Intellectual Property Oct. 25, 2017 UA College of Medicine – Tucson Professor Meredith Hay, PhD, and her colleagues started ProNeurogen to commercialize their inventions in neuroscience and cardiovascular neurophysiology. The UA has been awarded two patents for their approach to treating memory loss and cognitive impairment. Read more
Image Tucson Entrepreneurs Launch Venture Capital Fund Dedicated to UA Commercialization Sept. 28, 2017 UAVenture Capital, LLC has announced the launch of a fund to support the commercialization of University of Arizona science, services and intellectual property. UAVC was formed by Fletcher J. McCusker, the business driver behind the UA College of Pharmacy startup SinfoníaRx. Read more
Image UA Startup SinfoníaRx Acquired by Health Care Tech Company Sept. 6, 2017 UA startup SinfoníaRx has been acquired by Tabula Rasa HealthCare (NASDAQ: TRHC), provider of individualized, data-driven technology solutions. Spun out of the College of Pharmacy in 2013, SinfoníaRx pioneered modern medication therapy management (MTM) services. Read more
Image UA to Take Home Wildcat’s Share of 2017 AZBio Awards Sept. 6, 2017 In October, the Arizona Bioindustry Association, or AZBio, will honor industry leaders from across Arizona. This year, a majority of those to be honored have deep connections to the UA and have created impact through bringing UA ideas and inventions to the marketplace. Read more
Image UA-Invented Sunscreen Licensed to Leading World Aloe Vera Supplier Aug. 30, 2017 The University of Arizona has licensed a new non-skin penetrating sunscreen, invented by UA Professor Douglas Loy and graduate student Stephanie Tolbert, to MexiAloe Laboratorios, S.A. de C.V., a subsidiary of Novamex. Read more
National Institutes of Health Awards $4.8 Million to UA Valley Fever Center for Work on Dog Vaccine Aug. 28, 2017 The UA center will use the funding to accelerate development of a Valley fever vaccine for dogs that one day may lead to a successful human vaccine. Read more
Image FY2017 Closes with Continued Momentum, Growth and Impact July 28, 2017 Since TLA started in 2012, we have met or exceeded our goals year over year, and are seeing continued growth in the impact originally envisioned for commercialization at the UA. We did it again in FY2017 thanks to your engagement as inventors, experts, advisors and supporters. Read more
Startup Licenses UA-Invented Radar System July 26, 2017 The University of Arizona has licensed a pair of technologies to startup Lunewave, Inc. The company is commercializing the College of Engineering inventions to improve automotive radar systems with inexpensive, high-performing 3D printed Luneburg lenses. Read more
Image UA Startup Licenses Cage Divider Technology to Optimize Small Animal Welfare June 26, 2017 The University of Arizona has licensed a UA-invented small animal cage divider design to startup Helm Technologies. The patented design, which emulates natural burrow-like environments, has been shown to reduce aggression, thus improving animal welfare. Read more