Skip to search and filter Image Jonathan Ibasco: The Sweet Spot Between Education, Experience and the Law March 16, 2021 While the new Tech Launch Arizona Manager of Intellectual Property has spent most of his years enjoying the SoCal life, Jonathan Ibasco brings a world of experience to bear on the task of managing the intellectual property of a vast enterprise focused on innovation. Read more Image Ike Chinyere, Ph.D.: Reflecting On and Celebrating Our Contributions Feb. 12, 2021 Ike started working as an Entrepreneurial Fellow with TLA when he was an MD-PhD candidate at the UArizona College of Medicine-Tucson. We had a wonderful conversation with him as part of our blog series honoring Black History Month. Read more Image Mark A. Nelson, Ph.D.: “Making a Difference for All People” Feb. 1, 2021 In this blog post honoring Black History Month, we interviewed Mark Nelson, a professor in the Department of Pathology at the College of Medicine – Tucson, delving into his path as an academic researcher and biosciences entrepreneur. Read more Image Been There, Done That: A Chat with TLA’s Newest Mentor-in-Residence, TJ Johnson Jan. 15, 2021 As the newest addition to the Tech Launch Arizona Venture Development Team, TJ Johnson will serve as a Mentor-in-Residence, advising new startup teams and helping position them for successful futures. Read more Image Faculty Inventor Roles in a Startup: Lead, Follow, or Get Out of the Way? Nov. 19, 2020 Startups play a key role in generating impact from university innovation; they are a vital asset to regions and the nation as a whole. Who is best positioned to lead these nascent companies? Let's discuss. Read more Image There’s Always Room to Improve Oct. 26, 2020 This past summer, we sent hundreds of UArizona inventors a survey to help us understand how we’re doing. The data they provided is giving us insights into what we’re doing well and where we need to improve. We heard loud and clear, here's what we learned about how to serve our community better. Read more Image Tech Blog: Suramin Repurposed to Fight Oral Mucositis and Diabetic Foot Ulcers March 28, 2020 In our latest Tech Blog and video, we spoke with inventors in the College of Pharmacy, Drs. Heidi Mansour and Rick Schnellmann, about how they reformulated a 100-year old drug to treat cancer and diabetes patients. This technology is available for license. Read more Image Tech Blog: NASH Diagnostic Discovered Nov. 15, 2019 With funds from the National Institute of Health, Nathan Cherrington, Ph.D., ATS, Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies and Professor at the College of Pharmacy has created a non-invasive diagnostic for Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH), a chronic liver disease. Read more Image Tech Blog: Repurposing Food Waste Nov. 5, 2019 Off campus at the Entomology Farm, behind the trays and trays of mealworms and various insects native to Arizona, is Goggy Davidowitz, Ph.D., a professor in the Department of Entomology, who has created an innovative way to repurpose food waste to produce sustainable insect protein for food products. Read more Image Tech Blog: Minimally Invasive Guide for Hip Fracture Surgeries July 30, 2019 With internal funds from the University of Arizona, Daniel Latt, M.D. Ph.D., associate professor in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of Arizona College of Medicine-Tucson, has created a new device to shorten the time of hip fracture surgeries. Read more Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
Image Jonathan Ibasco: The Sweet Spot Between Education, Experience and the Law March 16, 2021 While the new Tech Launch Arizona Manager of Intellectual Property has spent most of his years enjoying the SoCal life, Jonathan Ibasco brings a world of experience to bear on the task of managing the intellectual property of a vast enterprise focused on innovation. Read more
Image Ike Chinyere, Ph.D.: Reflecting On and Celebrating Our Contributions Feb. 12, 2021 Ike started working as an Entrepreneurial Fellow with TLA when he was an MD-PhD candidate at the UArizona College of Medicine-Tucson. We had a wonderful conversation with him as part of our blog series honoring Black History Month. Read more
Image Mark A. Nelson, Ph.D.: “Making a Difference for All People” Feb. 1, 2021 In this blog post honoring Black History Month, we interviewed Mark Nelson, a professor in the Department of Pathology at the College of Medicine – Tucson, delving into his path as an academic researcher and biosciences entrepreneur. Read more
Image Been There, Done That: A Chat with TLA’s Newest Mentor-in-Residence, TJ Johnson Jan. 15, 2021 As the newest addition to the Tech Launch Arizona Venture Development Team, TJ Johnson will serve as a Mentor-in-Residence, advising new startup teams and helping position them for successful futures. Read more
Image Faculty Inventor Roles in a Startup: Lead, Follow, or Get Out of the Way? Nov. 19, 2020 Startups play a key role in generating impact from university innovation; they are a vital asset to regions and the nation as a whole. Who is best positioned to lead these nascent companies? Let's discuss. Read more
Image There’s Always Room to Improve Oct. 26, 2020 This past summer, we sent hundreds of UArizona inventors a survey to help us understand how we’re doing. The data they provided is giving us insights into what we’re doing well and where we need to improve. We heard loud and clear, here's what we learned about how to serve our community better. Read more
Image Tech Blog: Suramin Repurposed to Fight Oral Mucositis and Diabetic Foot Ulcers March 28, 2020 In our latest Tech Blog and video, we spoke with inventors in the College of Pharmacy, Drs. Heidi Mansour and Rick Schnellmann, about how they reformulated a 100-year old drug to treat cancer and diabetes patients. This technology is available for license. Read more
Image Tech Blog: NASH Diagnostic Discovered Nov. 15, 2019 With funds from the National Institute of Health, Nathan Cherrington, Ph.D., ATS, Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies and Professor at the College of Pharmacy has created a non-invasive diagnostic for Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH), a chronic liver disease. Read more
Image Tech Blog: Repurposing Food Waste Nov. 5, 2019 Off campus at the Entomology Farm, behind the trays and trays of mealworms and various insects native to Arizona, is Goggy Davidowitz, Ph.D., a professor in the Department of Entomology, who has created an innovative way to repurpose food waste to produce sustainable insect protein for food products. Read more
Image Tech Blog: Minimally Invasive Guide for Hip Fracture Surgeries July 30, 2019 With internal funds from the University of Arizona, Daniel Latt, M.D. Ph.D., associate professor in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of Arizona College of Medicine-Tucson, has created a new device to shorten the time of hip fracture surgeries. Read more
