A new technology that makes databases perform faster -- developed at the UA and called micro-specialization -- is about to become available to the business world.

The Commercialization Network Alliance will work with the UA's Tech Launch Arizona to further build and expand Wheelhouse Arizona, a growing network of business and product experts from a variety of industries.

Tech Launch Arizona (TLA) is proud to announce that we have recently received an updated look. The logo has been revised to further acknowledge TLA as a key unit of the University of Arizona.

The Office of University Research Parks is pleased to announce that four technology start-up companies have recently graduated from the Mentored Launch Program at the Arizona Center for Innovation (AzCI).

When life gives you lemons, make lemonade, the old saying goes. That’s what University of Arizona College of Engineering is doing with mountains of copper mine tailings and steel waste products

This summer a team from the University of Arizona visited Seattle to host an event called “Northwest Meets Southwest”, an evening of networking and presentations by University leaders.

The University of Arizona Office of Technology Transfer is very pleased to announce the addition of Rakhi Gibbons as the Assistant Director for Biomedical and Life Sciences Licensing. This key position will help to grow technology development and commercialization in the University’s strong Biomedical and Life Sciences programs.

UA investigators with inventions that are beyond eligibility for basic lab/research support, but are not yet developed enough to attract outside funding, have two new options to move their IP closer to market. Tech Launch Arizona makes both the Proof of Concept and Commercial Feasibility Study funds available on a year round basis to qualified technology opportunities. In both cases, UA investigators should contact their License Technology Manager to determine appropriateness and initiate proposals.

Tech Launch Arizona (TLA) is working to build a culture of technology commercialization at the University of Arizona. As part of this mission, TLA is developing a set of clinics focused on technology commercialization, University policies and TLA services. These clinics are targeted toward UA researchers (faculty, staff, students, post-docs). Please help us to tailor the clinics by completing this survey.

The Office Of Technology Transfer is pleased to announce the recent hiring of Bob Sleeper. Sleeper started as the embedded Licensing Manager for the College of Engineering within the Office of Technology Transfer on June 24, 2013. The Office of Technology Transfer helps to accomplish the broader University of Arizona mission by providing a variety of services to faculty that both protects intellectual property whilst sharing important knowledge and discoveries with the world through technology commercialization.